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R.I.P. Collegeville Acme and Wegmans
While braving the morose atmosphere of the soon-to-be-closed Collegeville Acme, the seafood manager told me today that the Wegmans under construction on Rt. 29 had posted a "stop work" order as they are not proceeding with plans to open. Apparently, Wegmans management has no interest in opening a store that will turn less than $1M a week and, due to economic conditions, decided to conserve resources and back away from this project. Furthermore, Albertson's decision to close the Collegeville Acme was largely due to the impending opening of the Wegmans. As of 2/25, we'll have no Acme with no Wegmans on the horizon. I feel sorry for the 170 P.O.ed, teary-eyed Collegeville Acme employees who, if they want to stay employed, are being dispersed to stores up to 50 miles away from home. Anyone heard anything else here? What a mess!
re: givemecarbs
I would expect that this is caused by the merger of Pfizer and Wyeth, which people expect there to be significant loss of jobs on the Wyeth side. The grocery business looks like it is going to shake out. Here in Doylestown, Superfresh is closing its stores, as it reshapes may of its stores in Bucks county, switching some of them to Pathmark, which is positioned as a lower priced market. I think Acme and Superfresh will have increasingly hard times as union shops competing against higher end Wegmans on hand, and lower priced non union chains like Giant.
re: stormicans
According to this article, Acme is closing it's stores in Ambler, West Chester, and Collegeville.
re: bignickpsu
I doubt that the Acme in WC will be missed. There's a Shop Rite about a mile away, and a Giant and another Acme just a couple of miles down 202. What I do wonder about is how that Acme's closing will affect business in the other stores in that strip mall -- especially the Chester County Book Company, which is the single best book store for miles and miles and miles around -- better than any Borders or Barnes & Noble could EVER be.
re: CindyJ
Cindy it isn't the west goshen acme, it is the one on 322 in east bradford next to the giant. Nobody knew about it and went there so I wouldn't worry about it or the bookstore. Everything in that shopping center near acme is already mostly gone.
re: leepinleemur
Oooooooh! Well then, count me among those who didn't know that store existed. I know where the Giant is; I don't recall ever seeing an Acme in that vicinity. Then again, I don't get out to that area very often.
NOOO Not the Wegmans! I have been really looking forward to that one opening. I wonder what will happen with the one that was supposed to open in Malvern. The Collegeville one would have been an anchor in that new shopping center. Ugh! Thanks for the update, however sad.
I wonder if it is too late for the Acme to change their mind?
re: Lola2007
I was hoping so but nay. To stay, they have to sign a ten year lease but the building is a shambles (several aisles were barricaded when I was there due to profuse leaks from melting ice) and Albertson's won't commit for that long. No other food store is interested so look for the opening of the world's biggest dollar store or having a papered window vacancy for ten years.
I also wonder about the possible domino effect of Wegmans pulling up anchor at the new center. Could be bad news all around.
I called Wegman's corporate and they said this was not true and that they plan to open in October 2009.
Wegmans has current job openings on the web for the Collegeville store. They signed the lease b4 construction began, as did Whole Foods in Plymouth Meeting (which I'm sure they wish they didn't). Both projects have hit a critical mass that ensure they will both open. The penalties for breaking the lease + all of the other expenses associated with planning and construction are prohibitive.
re: kissdadish
They are not exactly rushing to finish that WF in Plymouth Meeting.
I work at Wyeth (ouch) which is directly across from the new center. The Wegman's building exterior (shell) is complete and there's a lot of cash already invested in the place. Also, both Wyeth & GSK have very large cafeterias and not many people go off campus to eat lunch- the Wegmans people must have know this before committing any money. I'm confident that Wegmans will open and do so on time. There are thousands of households in the area that will shop there (including mine), no matter what the economic climate.
re: AmblerGirl
Are you far from the Wegman's up on Rt. 611?
re: CindyJ
About 20 minutes and it is a great store, but its no substitute for having a grocery store in walking distance (perfect for last minute purchases!)
re: AmblerGirl
I can't remember the last time I lived walking distance to a grocery store. Must have been back in the days of my childhood. How nice that must be!
re: AmblerGirl
The future of the Wayne Acme is pretty fuzzy, too. The little mini strip it's in is looking pretty dreary since the adjacent Rite Aid shut down. There's rumor mill from employees that they'll super duper size the one by the Haverford School and keep the one in Devon, closing the main Wayne location. It's depressing looking now, but I guess it matches the rest of the blight in Wayne. Look up and down Wayne Avenue. There was an appeal to the township from Rite Aid's property owner to smash down the Taco Bell and Blockbuster on the opposite corner, replacing it with a jumbo, drive-thru (ick) mega Rite Aid but no update on that yet.
re: the dog ate my homework
Now that I think about it, I'm not sure what's going on with the Acme chain. It seems that they're moving out of old locations rather than refurbishing them. The old Acme location in Kennett (New Garden) has been sitting vacant for a year now. It sounds like the Acme stores in WC and Wayne will become abandoned buildings soon, too.
re: cheesewit
Whew !!
re: cheesewit
Here's the latest from a real estate blog:
re: isadorasmama
Here's a link to the Wegman's site with info on the store opening -
Once you get there, there's a list of questions - click on the one that says -
Where will Wegmans be building new stores in the future?
re: Chefpaulo
I generally would not want to add to the rumor mill, but a friend's daughter works at the Collegeville Acme, and she has heard from souces there that Trader Joe's has shown an interest in the store. I can only pray that it is true
re: Chefmonty
Funny I heard the same rumor regarding the closing brandywine acme! Has any TJs taken a space as large as an Acme?
re: leepinleemur
None that I am aware of. As a matter of fact, when I first heard the rumor, I thought that the space was to large for a typical TJ's
Friday, February 27, 2009
Wegmans hiring 550 in Phila. suburbs
Wegmans is hiring for its new Collegeville store -- and yes, they plan to sell beer.
"Wegmans is beginning the process of hiring full-time employees for its new Collegeville store (in Upper Providence Township, Montgomery County) set to open in October," the Rochester, NY-based chain says. "Available positions include everything from cashiers and customer service to culinary professionals. The store will employ approximately 600 people, 550 of whom will be hired locally."
Wegmans wants would-be fulltime workers to apply online at www.wegmans.com/careers, go to Job Listings, and to Collegeville. Why is Wegmans building now, with the economy so slow? "We've been working on the location," at US 422 and PA 29 near the Wyeth labs, "since before the downturn. And everyone has to eat," Blaine Forkell, the manager who'll open the store, told me. He opened earlier Wegmans in Downingtown (2003) and Warrington (2006) since the company decided on its current low-price, limited-brands big-store model.
Wegmans employs around 37,000 at 72 stores. Most are in sleepy upstate Pennsylvania and New York towns like Erie, Bethlehem, Syracuse, and Buffalo, but increasingly it's been adding large stores in East Coast suburbs like Cherry Hill, Downingtown, and Manassas, Va.
It's avoided big cities like Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., however. "Our stores are large -- 100,000 square feet plus," said spokeswoman Jo Natale. "Finding sites in large cities that are able to accomodate a store our size with parking is almost impossible."
Natale said pay and benefits at the nonunion chain are "comparable to, or exceed, that of our competitors," which in the Philadelphia area are led by the unionized Acme and ShopRite chains. One difference: while union supermarket workers can qualify for traditional guaranteed pensions, Wegmans has only a 401(k) worker-directed retirement plan.
Posted by Joseph N. DiStefano @ 10:40 AM
re: CindyJ
The most interesting aspect that was noted is that Wegmans will actually have a pub in the store, with a liquor license. That means they will probably be serving beer in the area where people eat food within the store (or in an area such as the upstairs where people take their trays of food... ), as well as being able to sell take out beer. Wegmans as a company has been out front in trying to change the PA liquor laws that do not permit supermarkets to sell beer. It seems that while they continue to lobby for supermarkets right to sell beer, they have simply created a new entitity within the supermarket that will be able to sell beer. Not the same as being able to take beer to the checkout along with the eggs and bacon but its a step in the right direction.
re: cwdonald
I posted something here a few days ago regarding the PA ruling that would permit Wegmans to sell beer and wine, but the CH moderators moved it to the "Food Media" board, where it received no attention. Here's a link to that post, which links to an article that appeared in the Inquirer. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/599037
re: CindyJ
Great information Cindy. I am glad to see Wegman's out in front on this. Their flagship supermarket in Rochester has been renown as a restaurant destination, including great wine dinners, so it is nice to see that they are trying to ultimately create the same experience in the Pennsylvania market.
re: CindyJ
That is awesome. The late Vidalia in Lansdale was able to do it and Wegman's won't go out of business like Vidalia did. The mods were showing us poor Pa ers some mercy with the whole alcohol thing due to the crazy system here in Penna. Since how beer wine and alcohol has to be sold here in Pa is very convoluted, we should be able to talk about it on the Penna board.
It was confirmed by a friend who was interviewed for a position at the Collegeville store that in addition to the Malvern store (Rt. 29 near Rt. 202), Wegmans will be building a store in King of Prussia on the old Valley Forge Golf Club site currently being developed. This was told to her by her interviewer as they asked if she would accept a position there if Collegeville fills all openings.
re: cheesewit
So glad to hear that rumor confirmed. That's excellent news. But, the old golf club site sure is moving slowly. I had read that it was going to be almost a town in itself, with housing and shopping. It's just flattened land and a bunch of bulldozers right now and has been for many months.
Was just reading about the Wegmans grand opening in collegeville. Any one try their Pub restaurant yet?
re: givemecarbs
Was there yesterday, along with most of montgomery county. It is absolutly a 'knock yer sox off' kind of place. If anyone was there and found a pair of argyles.......
re: Chuckles52
I wasn't there, but someone I know where there and told me that the Pub has a no tipping policy.
re: mitchh
Since I was the one who inadvertently started the ugly rumor, YES, WEGMAN"S IS OPEN AND IS FANTASTIC! I had to be there on opening day (Sunday 10/11) and, despite the crowds, it is an overwhelming experience. The overall selection is mind-boggling and the luxury of buying beer in a supermarket -from a huge selection, I might add - is a Pennsylvania first. The Pub was crammed, as was the extensive food court, and free samples await at every turn. I found cheeses I hadn't seen since Europe (there is an entire counter devoted to just Parmesan) and the bodacious international section has been arranged by region. Don't let me spoil the fun of exploring this amazing establishment. You must go and see. It makes all other markets look absolutely anemic.
re: Chefpaulo
Awesome! Now I just have to mapquest it up. I haven't been to collegeville since the collectible card games shop closed. I usually go to the warrington wegmans and I'm wondering if this one (not the pub of course) is also open 24/7? Of course if I want the whole drinking beer at the supermarket thing Foodtown in Lansdale is closer for me. But the Pub sounds a lot more exciting.
re: givemecarbs
Carbs - You may actually be closer to the Warminster Wegman's which has a beer selectoin and the ability to sit as well though not as well thought out as the Collegeville one.
To get there not via back roads... Turnpike to King of Prussia, to 422 West to Collegeville Exit. You will see the huge shopping center ahead of you as you exit. Stay in the center turn lanes, make a right turn, go two blocks and make a left into the shopping center.
re: cwdonald
OY! CW, that's a bit out of the way from Lansdale. I'd cut across Rt. 363 to Germantown Pike, up the Pike into Collegeville, make a left on Rt. 29 South and look for the new center on the right about 4 miles from C'ville. No back roads necessary.
re: Chefpaulo
Chefpaulo, I tried your route going and Arcola Road and Evansburg Road coming back and cut 5 minutes off the trip to/from Upper Gwynedd on the back roads. I've been going to the Warrington store since it opened and, not only is the Collegeville store a little more convenient, it's also larger and has more to offer. It's my new Wegman's!
re: bucksguy14
See you there (even if I don't know who you are.) But isn't it the store of stores? What a backyard gem!
re: Chefpaulo
Wow! Now I gotta go there tomorrow! Just wear your toque Chefpaulo! Like you did at Assi! Let's unleash the hounds on this new Wegmans!!!
re: bucksguy14
BG, Many thanks for the travel tip That's the way I went today and it sure beats sitting on the Perkiomen Bridge for 10 minutes.
What an amazing place. It is my new purveyor for just about everything comestible. Just watch out, though, a $20 shopping list going in results in $60 coming out. Some great bargains today: fresh asparagus (white or green) $1.49/lb.to name one.
re: Chefpaulo
CP - Happy to be of service! I'm a "back roads bigot". I was a consultant in my former life. I drove to most of my clients and avoided "main" roads whenever I could.
You're absolutely right about tripling a shopping list cost! I don't think I've ever bought only what I went there for - there's always something on the end of an aisle, or in the middle of a display, or somewhere conspicuous that catches my eye and eats a hole in my credit card! I love that store!
re: givemecarbs
Store AND Pub are open 24/7
re: cheesewit
Good to know, I'll do an early morning run!!!!
re: cheesewit
I read, beer sales end and pub closes @ 10 pm
re: Chefmonty
PHHEEEEWWW! That's a relief! A 24/7 bar in C'ville? Just think what THAT clientele would look like at 8 a.m.
re: Chefpaulo
LOL! CP, I was wondering about that myself!
re: Chefpaulo
Aw man! I Knew it was too good to be true. :( And me with a designated driver lined up and everything.
re: givemecarbs
does anyone know if Wegman's in Collegeville serves breakfast? Also, what are some "must buys" or "must try's"?
re: Hellolaura
Don't know that there are any "musts" at Wegman's. I've been shopping at Wegman's since I was taken to lunch at one in Rochester, NY when I was doing some consulting there about 15 years ago. The stores have changed since my first encounter, but they're still the best around. We happen to really like their crab cakes, chicken pies and cheeses. My wife is a big fan of their homemade apple pie. If you've never been to Wegman's, just grab a cart and start walking around the store with the wide-eyed, awed look that all first-timers have. It's not quite the Costco stare, but it's close! You'll enjoy it and, like the rest of us, you'll be back!
re: Hellolaura
Don't know about the pub but on the grocery side of things, I am addicted to their house brand crunchy peanut butter (not the creamy, that was only so-so) and their "Nuggets" shaped pasta which I use in my minestrone (Aida M's recipe from chow). I also liked their chicken stock and canned beans. Now if only they would move to the city.
re: NYChristopher
I went on saturday night around sevenish and despite the miserable weather it was packed. If anyone has tried the pub please report back. I snagged some rice and butter chicken and really enjoyed it. The pad thai not so much but I should have known better on a hot foods buffet. I prefer the second floor seating at the Warrington location but that pub does intrigue me.
re: Chefmonty
I've been meaning to get back here and correct my post. Thank you for doing so. I do get "inside info" as my wife works at the store in the Patisserie and I'm a supplier to Wegmans. We were fortunate to attend a pre-opening bbq party for employees and families. It is truly a wonderful supermarket.
Have been to Wegmans a few times now, and wow I love that store! Most recently, stopped by this morning on the way to work and picked up a chocolate croissant and some coffee - must admit the croissant was the best I have had outside of France. And potentially even better than some I have had there! Point is the fresh baked goods are delicious.
Hubby stopped by the pub this week. He had to wait to get a seat, only like 5 minutes. Once seated he noticed the oysters on ice right in front of him. The oyster of the day was Blue Points. Ordered up 3 to have while he sipped his beer. $1.99 per oyster. He didn't venture past the pub. A friend went to get seafood last week and came home with swordfish steaks that they hand cut directly off of the fish laying there!


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The Presidential Innovation Fellows Program has seen such good results there are now plans to scale up the initiative and seed similar programs at the agency level, according to federal CTO Todd Park.
During a Feb. 22 conference call, Park and members of the President's Management Advisory Board discussed progress updates on past initiatives, such as the PIF, and upcoming focus areas for innovation in general.
While government innovation is growing, it is still occurring too infrequently and too slowly, the board concluded. Lack of incentive for employees to innovate, risk aversion, and statutory and regulatory barriers to innovation are among the main challenges.
Programs like PIF help spur innovation, and "there's a lot of stuff happening, but there's much, much more still to do," Park added.
"There are certain things we know we should do – like we should absolutely scale up the Presidential Innovation Fellows program at the agency level," Park stressed.
In addition to bringing in private-sector talent to work with government teams, several efforts are underway to promote federal innovation. Periodic, informal meetings are already taking place between the federal CTO, CIO and agency innovation officers governmentwide, and agencies have taken steps to encourage public policy outcomes through prizes and competitions.
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But these efforts still require everyone to be on the same page about innovation, one board member pointed out. Elizabeth Smith, CEO of Bloomin' Brands Inc., said real transformation happens with a cultural shift "when everybody, no matter what their position is, views innovation as part of their job."
"I think you need a change management culture component in addition to these infusions of best practices – that's my experience," she added.
The board also heard from other officials on the cost-savings initiatives launched in 2012, including use of strategic sourcing. Joe Jordan, administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, said the government may save several billion dollars in fiscal 2013 and again in 2014, based on analysis of the commodity areas, such as office supplies and domestic delivery services.
So far, the government has saved more than $200 million with unified, governmentwide contracts. In addition, agencies added to those savings figures by applying bulk-buying principles in their agency-specific spending, Jordan said.
Dan Tangherlini, acting administrator at the General Services Administration, said GSA plans to add five new general products, such as software, to the growing list of strategic sourcing solutions by October. He plans to announce more solutions in the next few months, and the goal is 10 additions by 2014.
Pushing the effort forward, in 2012, OMB created the Strategic Sourcing Leadership Council, which includes the seven agencies that spending the most money, as well as the Small Business Administration to provide diversity in the industry. OMB also required agencies to appoint an official to lead the strategic sourcing effort inside their agency.
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gluten free bread crumbs ideas
any ideas on gluten free bread crumb substitutes - I was thinking maybe rice or corn chex.
depends what you need them for - breading? binder for meatballs or meatloaf? gratin topping?
you can buy GF breadcrumbs now - made with everything from rice to corn to soy. but for other options, this thread that produced a lot of good ideas was recently resurrected:
re: goodhealthgourmet
thanks - I am looking for breading in particular.
re: howchow
in that case, it's a matter of what you prefer for texture and taste in your breading. anything from crushed GF crackers or cereal - the ones you mentioned, or GF corn flakes or puffed rice - to stale GF bread...i've even had success with things such as dehydrated potato flakes or crushed wasabi peas (make sure they're GF). and as i mentioned before, you can also buy GF bread crumbs.
plenty of ideas here:
re: goodhealthgourmet
Try Rudi's white bread. I find it in my frozen foods section. Would like it better if it was fresh, but... I like it so much better than Udi's because the slices are thinner and when toasted, it tastes almost like white bread toast.
crushed almonds or parmesan cheese with an egg dip method also work. depends what you are breading. flax meal too.
You can also use GF corn chips, potato chips, or vegetable chips. Check out this page for lots of GF breading ideas:
I think rice is gluten free??? You can put it in the blender to make it flour like, it makes a nice crunchy coating that I use for fish.
Surely, pork rinds are gluten free, plus low carb. I'm sure it sounds gross to some, but it does make a GREAT low carb, gluten free coating for things.
Cassava bread, casabe, and pan de yuca ... are all the same thing, and are all gluten free. These breads are fairly brittle, so making bread crumbs is relatively easy.
Look for packages which resemble this one in size and shape. I've found that they're exported primarily from the Dominican Republic. --> http://www.deleite.es/tienda/images/c...
For the uninitated --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aehoo1...
Strangely (to non low-carbers!) pork rinds pulverized in a food processor make a great breading, depending upon what you'd like to bread & fry. Also, the flavored pork rinds can add an interesting twist. (I am super picky about this, tho - I only like one brand, Turkey Creek, because they're usually not the hard "cracklin'" type, and their "Hot BBQ" flavor is great for chicken cutlets to salmon croquettes to meatloaf.
Cornmeal is a great toothsome option.
1 cup cornmeal
2/3 cup - 1 tbsp white rice flour
1/3 cup - 1 1/2 tbsp cornstarch
2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
¼ to ½ tsp chili powder, to taste
Also, coconut flakes are an interesting breading, depending upon what you're making... good with chicken.


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Fourteen ancient breeds of dog have been identified through advances in DNA analysis.[1] These breeds of domesticated dog show the fewest genetic differences from wolves.
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DNA from dogs of 85 (mostly) AKC-registered breeds (5 individuals per breed in most cases) were tested by Parker et al.[1] This study had some surprises, especially the suggestion that three breeds – the Norwegian Elkhound, Pharaoh Hound, and Ibizan Hound – are not as old as typically stated, but rather are more recent recreations of old types.[1] Also, five pairs of breeds are closely related: 1)Alaskan Malamute and Siberian Husky, 2) Collie and Shetland Sheepdog, 3)Greyhound and Whippet, 4) Bernese Mountain Dog and Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, and finally the 5) Bull Mastiff and English Mastiff.[1]
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A two-part report on the state of bicycling in Philadelphia. The first part uses our annual bike counts to identify trends in Philadelphia, and places Philadelphia within a national context. The second part uses this data to make policy and infrastructure recommendations.
The first part was released on August 21st. The second part will be released in September.
An examination of the limited bicycle and pedestrian access on twelve bridges crossing the Delaware River at or near Philadelphia. The report issues short and long-term recommendations for each bridge to improve its accessibility for bicyclists and pedestrians, and makes the case for why such access is important.
In 2013, we partnered with Azavea to map the locations of bike crashes in Philadelphia. The crash data was supplied by PennDOT and covered the years 2007-2012.
Some important caveats about the map:
- This does not take into account bicycle volume. The map identifies Broad & Spruce as a high-crash intersection, but that intersection also sees some of the highest rates of bicycle traffic in the city. This makes the rate of crashes there significantly lower than the map would suggest.
- The data mapped are only reported bike crashes. Many bicyclists do not report their crashes to the police, either because there was neither injury nor damage, or because they believe (falsely) such things should not be reported to the police.
Working with the communities along the southern portion of the Broad Street Corridor, the Bicycle Coalition and volunteers from the Community Design Collaborative developed conceptual plans for what bike friendly streets might look like within the dense, primarily residential fabric of South Philadelphia, where cycling rates are some of the highest in the country. This report marks the beginnings of our Safe Streets, Healthy Neighborhoods campaign.
Using Bicycle Coalition counts and US Census statistics, this report maps and dissects bicycling in the city and region. By breaking down bicycle commuting rates by neighborhood, the report sheds new light on the high levels of bicycle commuting in Philadelphia's core, where bicycle commuting rates in South Philly and Center City top 5%. This May 2011 report also shows how bike lanes significantly decrease the scourge of sidewalk bicycle riding.
The Ben Franklin Bridge shouldn't be an obstacle course for bicyclists and pedestrians while being a race course for cars. This report makes recommendations to the Delaware River Port Authority on how to improve the Ben Franklin Bridge walkway so that it is a high quality transportation connector between Philadelphia and Camden for all of its users.
The path to urban sustainability is paved by streets that accommodate all users, not just cars and trucks. The 2008 bicycle counts, conducted by Bicycle Coalition staff and volunteers at key intersections and the Schuylkill River bridges, found that bicycling had increased 104% since 2005.
This report presented an audit of existing Philadelphia bike parking conditions, and made policy recommendations for improving those conditions.
A 2-page outline of the policy actions we wanted the Nutter Administration to take to make Philadelphia the most bicycle friendly city in the nation.
Did you know (in 2008) that Philadelphia had 36,000 bicycle commuters and that up to 600 bicyclists crossed the Schuylkill River bridges during the evening rush? We compiled statistics for Philadelphia, surrounding counties, and the Delaware Valley region using the latest national and regional survey data.
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Bring back Braylon.
Seriously who is the starting WR opposite Decker? Kerley is the slot WR and don't tell me they go with the failed Stephen Hill experiment again.
Bring back Braylon.
If it was just about football and injuries then fine....but it's not
Oh yes, Holmes will come back and we'll put his locker right next to Darrelle Revis.
We're moving forward....not backward.
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David Nelson is fine, not to be a feature #1 WR, but as a 2 across from an Eric Decker and with Kerley in the slot, he is more than capable of making the catches we need him to make.
And hey maybe Hill, who was a 2nd round pick, will show some promise finally. Jacoby Ford could also shine, finally getting out of that mess in Oakland. That's a pretty good 4th and 5th WR depth chart.
Cumby and Amaro are the best TE duo we'll have had in a long, long time.
Ivory, Chris Johnson, and Powell is one of the better RB tandems in the league now.
We have enough weapons to win now, I am sure of that. The defense is young but very good, has been upgraded with Pryor.
My question is can we protect Geno enough to develop him, or is he going to be running for his life? I am praying that we can find some big bullies in the next few rounds that will give us a strong o-line for years to come. It's not exciting stuff during the draft, but without it you don't win.
Would have rather went harder at DeSean Jackson.
Sometimes I hate the internet.
The problem with signing WR free agents is to find ones that are 'hungry.' Maybe it is just the position, but so many
are either fruitcakes or not interested in giving it their all. I think it is a disease.
Pretty much every move made in free agency was to improve the passing offense, including the CJ signing. We have much better depth across the board than last year and, hopefully, we won't be plagued with injuries like in 2013. With the addition of Amaro, WR might not even be a draft priority at this point.
I could also see us trading a pick tomorrow for a veteran WR rather than taking a developmental prospect.
Have you watched Jet games the past few seasons? Yes he's extremely talented, but there's a reason that most of the Jet fanbase was happy to see him go, and a reason he was cut.
Every year it's the same thing around here, we need a top WR prospect. And as soon as the draft ends nobody even remembers 75% of those guys. It's way too much of a crapshoot. Any receiver, aside from Watkins, is a coin-flip as to whether they will be a stud or dud. So flip a coin, or lock down the #1 safety. No brainer. And that's why I am so excited for the Amaro pick. He can and will make an impact from the get go. You can line him up out wide, keep him home to run block, or send him across the middle.


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The HDAC6 protein (green) regulates the transportation of mitochondria – the cell's power plants – along 'microtubule highways' (red) inside nerve cells (nucleus shown in blue). This process is inhibited in Alzheimer's nerve cells and can be returned to normal by switching off HDAC6.
Source: André Fischer
Researchers at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) and the University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG) have identified an enzyme as a possible target for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease. The protein known as HDAC6 impairs transport processes within the nerve cells. The scientists observed only mild symptoms of the disease in mice if the enzyme was not produced. They propose to block its activity in a targeted fashion to treat the disease.
Scientists from the DZNE sites in Göttingen and Bonn, the UMG as well as from the US participated in this basic research project on Alzheimer's disease. The study is published in "EMBO Molecular Medicine".
The researchers led by Prof. André Fischer, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the University Medical Center Gottingen and Site Speaker of the DZNE in Göttingen, investigated mice with a modified genetic background. The animals showed behavioural disorders and brain deposits that are typically associated with Alzheimer's disease. The researchers went a step further with a group of other animals by removing the genes responsible for the production of the HDAC6 enzyme (histone deacetylase 6). This intervention proved to be effective: while these mice also exhibited the pathological features of Alzheimer's disease in the brain, their behaviour was significantly ameliorated. "The animals' ability to learn and to find their spatial bearings was relatively normal", says Prof. Fischer. "Their cognitive abilities were fully comparable to those of healthy mice."
Improved cellular traffic
In the researchers' view, this effect is at least partly attributable to the fact that important transport processes within the nerve cells are facilitated when the HDAC6 enzyme is not around. This meant in particular that the cells' power plants, also known as "mitochondria", can travel to their final destinations. "It is known that in various neurodegenerative diseases cellular transport is no longer functional. The substances that are to be transported along axons are left behind", Fischer says. "Measures which improve trafficking seem to have a positive effect."
Possible target for therapy?
The researchers' findings suggest that the HDAC6 enzyme could be a possible target for therapies against Alzheimer's disease. However, treatments would require an active substance that can disable the enzyme in a targeted fashion. Unfortunately, the active substances known to date are too unspecific. Prof. Fischer explains that their application resembles a broad-spectrum treatment: "We don't know precisely what is the therapeutic effect of the inhibitors, since they simultaneously block several enzymes from the histone deacetylase family", he says. "And we still don't know enough about how the individual enzymes function".
Improving the accuracy of the inhibitors is therefore the aim of further research. "We will continue to work toward this goal. On one hand, we want to improve our understanding of how the various histone deacetylases function. On the other hand, we want to test inhibitors that operate in a more targeted manner", says Prof. André Fischer.Original publication:
The German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) investigates the causes of diseases of the nervous system and develops strategies for prevention, treatment and care. It is an institution of the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres with sites in Berlin, Bonn, Dresden, Göttingen, Magdeburg, Munich, Rostock/Greifswald, Tübingen and Witten. The DZNE cooperates closely with universities, their clinics and other research facilities. Its cooperation partners in Göttingen are the Georg-August-University and the University Medical Center Göttingen. Website: http://www.dzne.de/en
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Washington, D.C., - The National Transportation Safety Board today determined that the probable cause of a collision of an Amtrak (National Railroad Passenger Corporation) train with the rear of a Norfolk Southern Railway Company (Norfolk Southern) train was the failure of the Amtrak engineer to correctly interpret the signal at Englewood interlocking and Amtrak's failure to ensure that the engineer had the competency to correctly interpret the signal across the different territories over which he operated.
"As we discovered in this accident investigation, the comprehensive training and evaluation of the train crews is extremely critical," said NTSB Acting Chairman Mark V. Rosenker. "Ensuring that we have the most qualified and prepared crew at the controls can prevent accidents like this from occurring."
On Friday, November 30, 2007, about 11:23 a.m., CST, Amtrak passenger train 371, consisting of one locomotive and three passenger cars, struck the rear of standing Norfolk Southern freight train 23M. The forward portion of the Amtrak locomotive came to rest on top of a container on the rear car of the freight train. Sixty-six passengers and 5 crewmembers were transported to hospitals; 2 passengers and 1 crewmember were admitted.
In today's report, the Safety Board found that as the Amtrak train traveled closer to the first signal at Englewood interlocking, the engineer made a significant error when he misinterpreted the meaning of the red over yellow signal aspect. The red over yellow aspect was a restricting indication that required the crew to operate the train at a maximum speed of 15 mph and to be prepared to stop for any trains or obstructions ahead.
The report states that the engineer misinterpreted the signal as a slow approach, which would have allowed him to operate at a maximum speed of 30 mph while being prepared to stop at the next signal. It is important to note that a slow approach signal indication would have meant that there was not a train within the next block.
The Board determined that contributing to the accident was the relief engineer's failure to immediately communicate to the engineer that he had miscalled the signal at Englewood and to stop the train when the engineer did not respond to her expressed concern. Also contributing to the accident was an absence of effective crew resource management between the relief engineer and the operating engineer which led to their failure to resolve the miscalled signal prior to the collision.
It is stated in the report that the relief engineer asserted herself after the engineer accelerated the train to 40 mph rather than immediately after she was aware of the miscalled signal at Englewood. Also, she never declared to the engineer that she believed that the Englewood signal was a restricting signal that limited their speed to 15 mph.
Therefore, the Safety Board concluded that the relief engineer failed to communicate effectively and in a timely manner to the engineer that he had miscalled the restricting signal at Englewood interlocking. She also failed to then take action herself to stop the train after the engineer did not slow or stop the train when challenged.
Further contributing to the accident was the absence of a positive train control (PTC) system that would have stopped the Amtrak train when it exceeded restricted speed. The Board concluded that had a PTC system been in place, it would have intervened by stopping the Amtrak train when the engineer failed to comply with the restricted speed.
As a result of its investigation of this accident, the Safety Board made recommendations to the Federal Railroad Administration, Amtrak, the Association of American Railroads, the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, the United Transportation Union, and the American Public Transportation Association in the following areas: uniform signal aspects to communicate meanings more effectively, wayside signal indication training and proficiency programs, crewmember communication and action in response to operating concerns, and inadequate locomotive cab emergency egress and rescue access. A synopsis of the Board's report, including the probable cause, conclusions, and recommendations, is be available on the NTSB's website. The Board's full report will be available on the website in several weeks.
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