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- Genre: Driving General
- Release Date: Aug 21, 2012
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This brand report for my cars keep popping up constantly and it won't stop, I've been clicking okay for the past half hour, it's gone through 20 years on motor world. How do I get rid of it?
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You have to be signed in with mobage delete the app and re-download it your progress should have saved to mobage and you can continue from there
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Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao defeated Joshua Clottey by unanimous 12-round decision to retain his World Boxing Organization welterweight title at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas.
Pacquiao, recently named Fighter of the Decade, ran his win streak to 12 straight fights with a dominating performance in front of a crowd of more than 50,000 at the 1.2 billion-dollar home of American football's Dallas Cowboys.
Pacquiao's punishing assault was reflected on all three judges' scorecards as he won by totals of 120-108, 119-109 and 119-109 on Saturday night.
"This fight is dedicated to all of you, especially to the people in the Philippines," Pacquiao told the crowd from the ring.
This marked the second consecutive true welterweight fight for Pacquiao, who was the heavy favourite despite giving away a 10-pound advantage to Clottey.
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The Ghanaian, who barely threw a punch through the first few rounds, proved to be an easy target for Pacquiao, who was the more aggressive fighter.
Pacquiao was frustrated by Clottey's defence and the challenger's decision to cover up and not throw more punches.
"Clottey is not an easy opponent, he is very strong," Pacquiao said.
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In the fourth round, Pacquiao tried to get Clottey to come out of his defensive shell and at one point tapped both of Clottey's gloves in a failed attempt to get him to trade blows.
Pacquiao, 51-3 with two drawn and 38 knockouts, has looked unstoppable in his previous three fights against opponents who were willing to engage him in the middle of the ring.
Clottey, who fell to 35-4, lasted all 12 rounds with a game plan that included counter-punching and covering up.
By the middle rounds it was apparent Pacquiao had a victory sewn up.
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Pacquiao, who last lost to Erik Morales in March of 2005, defended his title on the same date he was to face unbeaten American Floyd Mayweather before negotiations broke off over a drug-testing dispute.
With Clottey out the way, Saturday's victory could set the stage to reopen talks between Pacquiao and Mayweather's camp.
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WASHINGTON (AP) â¿¿ President Barack Obama is letting his jobs council expire, cutting off one source of input from business leaders while unemployment remains stubbornly high.
Obama formed the Council on Jobs and Competitiveness in January 2011, when unemployment was about 9 percent. It's now 7.8 percent, though more than 12 million people are out of work.
Obama's executive order establishing the council said it would go out of business Jan. 31, 2013. The White House said Thursday that Obama had no plans to renew its charter."The work of the jobs council was very valuable," White House spokesman Jay Carney said. "While the president didn't agree with all of its recommendations, he agreed with many of them and acted on a number of them." White House officials said Obama intended for the council to fulfill its mission and then wind down, and that he would seek input about the economy from business leaders in other ways. Among the steps Obama plans to pursue are expedited permits for public works projects, plus programs to boost entrepreneurship and workforce development. Even before Obama's decision was clear, Republicans seized on the council's likely expiration as evidence the president hadn't spent enough time on trying to create jobs, which is a priority for Americans. The Republican National Committee called it part of "the failed Obama record," while the House Republicans' campaign committee, in an online petition, accused Obama of laying off his own jobs council. Adding to the concern about the job market's vulnerability, the Commerce Department said Wednesday that the U.S. economy shrank at an annual rate of 0.1 percent from October through December of last year, the first quarterly drop since 2009. The Federal Reserve said the economy appears to have "paused in recent months." The jobs council was a successor to an economic advisory board Obama created at the onset of his presidency. The panel was chaired by General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt and included prominent business leaders and economists. Immelt said Thursday that progress has been made on putting in place 90 percent of the council's recommendations.
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What Does It Take to Bring New Nano Antibodies (nAbs) to the Hands of Researchers?
Judging from the hundreds of papers published using camelid VHH antibodies as reagents, there are probably thousands of researchers who have experience with this type of antibodies by now. We like to call the ~15kD camelid VHH antibody nano antibody or nAbTM. Once someone experiences how well a nAb works for co-IP using a fluorescent protein as tag, they often wonder what it takes to bring nAbs to broader use.
The success of a nAb project starts with the antigen presentation. It is critical to build the capability to produce large quantities of recombinant antigen for immunization. At Allele, our scientists also established some unique presentation formats for traditionally difficult targets (e.g. large membrane proteins).
After llama immunization, the next step is screening. With the goal of creating large scale nano antibodies against diverse targets, we have developed multiple high throughput screening methods to cover very large, diverse libraries generated from immunized animals. The technologies will continue to evolve as the scale of nAb generation continues to expand. We have the ability to functionally screen for site-blocking antibodies and antibodies that only recognized natively folded targets, or targets in their naturally occurring presentations.
A nAb isolation project does not end with the obtaining of a cDNA clone. Or, if it does, the nAb is probably not as great as what Allele Biotech has been offering. In our hands, all nAbs go through an engineering step beginning with the generation of a 3D structural model of the isolated clone. We use structure-guided design to alter the protein, allowing us to improve its properties. This includes increasing affinity, solubility, or altering the protein to improve performance for specific applications. We also like to use known structures of traditional monoclonal antibodies to assist camelid VHH antibody engineering against specific targets.
With a finalized clone in hand, the next step is to establish protocols for commercial production. The Allele team spends a tremendous amount of effort aimed solely at high-yield, low-cost recombinant VHH antibody production in a variety of formats, so that the costs for other scientists to take advantage of these great reagents can be kept as low as possible.
Last but not the least, nAb labeling, including conjugating stable soluble VHH antibody to solid supports for immunoprecipitation or to fluorophores for detection, requires additional expertise and tight operation control. However, our vision is to have a modular system for antibody labeling that will enable the end user to select from a variety of fluorophores and other detection tags, which can be instantaneously and irreversibly coupled via simple mixing.
Note added: we work with commercial (diagnostic and clinical) partners from developing nAbs all the way to the market. We have expert scientists available to customers and licensees for consultation and troubleshooting antibody- and imaging-related questions and problems.
Allele Biotech Acquires BioCarta's Distribution Business
Allele Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is pleased to announce that as of January 1st, 2014, it has acquired the distribution business of BioCarta. This transaction will strengthen Allele Biotech's presence in the antibody field, enhancing a broad customer and partnership base to further its plan in clinical diagnostics. Biocarta has been a leader in the field of gene expression for 10 years and has contributed immensely through its world leading effort of charting molecular biology pathways. The gene function maps published by Biocarta have been used and referred to by the NIH through the National Center for Biological Information and National Library of Medicine.
Among its well-regarded distribution business, for the past 11 years BioCarta had been the US and Canada's exclusive distributor of Immune Function Assay Kits for Flow Cytometric Analysis by Glycotope Biotechnology, GmbH. These kits are clinically approved blood cell diagnostic assay products that are also heavily used for non-clinical blood studies.
Allele Biotech has recently launched a major business plan to create a large number of nano antibodies (nAbsTM). The nAbTM line will be great research tools for immunoprecipitation (co-IP), immunohistochemistry (IHC), Western blotting, co-crystallization, biologics purification. Additionally, nAbsTM willbe suitable for diagnostic assays because the single domain antibodies derived from camelid family animals are sturdy, specific, and low-cost. The inclusion of the BioCarta distribution channels in the antibody and pathway reagent fields will help speed up Allele Biotech's expansion.
We at Allele Biotech encourage you to help those in need
Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) has devastated vast areas in the Philippines and the local people are still suffering, particularly those who had minimum resources even before the disaster hit. Our company's representatives' recent trip to the country created a special bond between our employees and the people in the Philippines, and we will do what we can to help, including directly donate to agencies like the Philippine Red Cross. We encourage our clients, colleagues, and friends to do the same. Thank you.
Lab Skills You Stopped Being Proud Of
Molecular biologists who were in graduate school in the 90's learned how to isolate plasmid DNA from E. coli cultures by a method called "boil-prep" during their first lab rotation. This process involved mixing the bacterial cell pellet in a little bit of detergent, salt and sucrose, dabbed with some fresh lysozyme, and then you are ready to cook, literally! Bacterial cell membranes are disrupted by boiling this soup in a beaker of water over a Bunsen Burner for one minute, and the debris (containing the broken cell membrane and attached chromosomal DNA) is collected by centrifugation in a microfuge at top speed for 10 minutes. Then comes the step that differentiates a true master of lab skills versus a rotation student—if you knew just the right amount of bacterial culture to begin with and handled the E coli pellet by the right techniques, a skillful lab person could collect nearly all the liquid without disturbing the pellet. Pouring out the plasmid-containing supernatant without dislodging the goo on the side/bottom of the tube was such a desirable skill that would not only give you your plasmid but also give you admiration from fellow lab members. That is, of course, if you were doing it before the mid-90's, because after the introduction of miniprep spin columns by Qiagen, nobody, even the true masters of boil-preps (or its contemporary alkali prep that also involves pelleting by centrifugation and careful removal of tiny volume of liquids surrounding small pellets) would be showing off those skills any longer.
It is actually never easy or fun to collect liquid surrounding small amount of beads or pellets as you always have to struggle to remove as much liquid as possible while trying not to lose any of the beads
Some of the old-timers used to also be very proud of being able to pour a "sequencing gel" (a very thin ~40 cm x 30 cm polyacrylamide gel). I still remember the first time I reported to the second rotation lab at USC. After describing the lab research, the PI showed me around the lab and complained how "Sarah destroyed all my sequencing gel plates". But consider this, in order to avoid any greasy spot on either plate, you needed to wash both of them fanatically if not religiously. Why? You would have just about a minute's time to pour non-polymerized acrylamide without leaking from the sides or bubbles forming anywhere in the DNA running lanes, and then inserting a pair of paper-thin combs, all at a speed quicker than TEMED/AP-catalyzed acrylamide polymerization. Good thing that after capillary sequencing was invented, we all happily retired our sequencing-gel pouring skills with a collective sigh of relief.
Technology will always move forward, so will the skills lab researchers will be required to perfect. Using a spin column is very much a "skill-less" technique in contrast to collecting pellets and washing beads after centrifugation, but when there is a choice, people will chose the method that requires "less skills", such as the spin-column format as the preferred platform for the new FP-nAb™ products.
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Is "100% Conversion" No Longer a Taboo Phrase in the iPSC Field?
"By removing a single protein called Mbd3, a team at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, was able to increase the conversion rate to almost 100%". A staggering statement written by Monya Baker for Nature News, after her journal's online publication by Rais et al. reported their discovery. This discovery displays that by removing the expression of nucleosome remodeling and deacetylation repressor complex member Mbd3, all cells can be reprogrammed with the OSKM Yamanaka factors. What we have described last September in Nature's Scientific Reports (Warren et al. 2012) that by fusing Oct4 with strong transcription activation domain, we achieved essentially the same results which we call "bulk conversion". One can imagine that the strong transcription activation domain very likely effects such strong reprogramming through some type of chromosomal remodeling indirectly.
As we later learned, people in the field believe that reprogramming is a stochastic event and it is impossible to achieve something like "bulk conversion". We are happy to see that sea change now that a separate group also demonstrated "bulk conversion". Recently we have shown that instead of 2 weeks or more, as required when mRNA reprogramming was first reported or commonly practiced, we could start taking up iPSCs around a week without doing any traditional transfection—just change the medium everyday as for all stem cell cultures, with mRNA complex as a supplement to be added together with bFGF.
Knocking-down Mbd3 is potentially useful, especially in situations where we have difficulty reprogramming a particular line, and it could make reprogramming more successful in more demanding conditions such as leaving out B18R as we recently established. However one needs to be cautious about the unavoidable off-target effects of siRNAs when including siRNA against Mbd3 in their RNA mix.
Rais et al. Nature (2013)
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On December 4, 2013 beginning at 9:00 a.m. E.S.T., Multimedia Games Holding Company, Inc. (the "Company") will make a presentation (the "Conference Presentation") at the Wells Fargo "2013 Boston Gaming Forum" and potentially at one or more other meetings with investors and analysts. A copy of the Conference Presentation is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1.
The information contained in Exhibit 99.1 is furnished under this Item 7.01 and shall not be deemed "filed" for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, or incorporated by reference in any filing thereunder or under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, except as shall be expressly set forth by specific reference in such filing.
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Definitions for verbalˈvɜr bəl
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word verbal
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
ver•bal*ˈvɜr bəl(adj.)
of or consisting of words:
verbal ability.
spoken rather than written; oral:
verbal communication.
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concerned with words only, rather than with the ideas, facts, or realities expressed:
a purely verbal distinction.
corresponding word for word; verbatim:
a verbal translation.
of, pertaining to, or derived from a verb: used in a sentence as or like a verb.
a verbal adjective.
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(n.)a word, esp. a noun or adjective, derived from a verb, as a gerund, infinitive, or participle.
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a word or group of words functioning as or like a verb.
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* Usage.: verbal has had the meaning "spoken" since the late 16th century and is thus synonymous with oral : I wrote a memorandum to confirm the verbal agreement. This use is sometimes criticized for being etymologically incorrect or ambiguous, though the context usu. makes the meaning clear: No documents are necessary; a verbal order will suffice. oral can always be used if the context demands: My lawyer insists on a written contract because oral agreements are too difficult to enforce.
Origin of verbal:
1485–95; < L verbālis, der. of verb(um) word (see verb )
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communicated in the form of words
"verbal imagery"; "a verbal protest"
of or relating to or formed from words in general
"verbal ability"
of or relating to or formed from a verb
"verbal adjectives like `running' in `hot and cold running water'"
relating to or having facility in the use of words
"a good poet is a verbal artist"; "a merely verbal writer who sacrifices content to sound"; "verbal aptitude"
expressed in spoken words
"a verbal contract"
"you put me to forget a lady's manners by being so verbal"- Shakespeare
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verbal(adjective)ˈvɜr bəl
relating to words
verbal fluency
verbalˈvɜr bəl
offensive words and criticism
verbalˈvɜr bəl
spoken, not written down
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A verb form which does not function as a predicate, or a word derived from a verb. In English, infinitives, participles and gerunds are verbals.
To fabricate a confession
Of, or relating to words.
Concerned with the words, rather than the substance of a text.
Consisting of words only.
Expressly spoken or written, as opposed to implied.
Derived from, or having the nature of a verb.
Used to form a verb.
Capable of speech.
Origin: From the verbalis.
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expressed in words, whether spoken or written, but commonly in spoken words; hence, spoken; oral; not written; as, a verbal contract; verbal testimony
consisting in, or having to do with, words only; dealing with words rather than with the ideas intended to be conveyed; as, a verbal critic; a verbal change
having word answering to word; word for word; literal; as, a verbal translation
abounding with words; verbose
of or pertaining to a verb; as, a verbal group; derived directly from a verb; as, a verbal noun; used in forming verbs; as, a verbal prefix
a noun derived from a verb
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Rank popularity for the word 'verbal' in Adjectives Frequency: #751
Translations for verbal
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of, or concerning, verbs
verbal endings such as `-fy', `-ize'.
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- فِعْلي، مُتَعَلِّق بالأفْعالArabic
- глаголенBulgarian
- verbalPortuguese (BR)
- slovesnýCzech
- Verbal-...German
- verbalDanish
- ρηματικόςGreek
- verbalSpanish
- verbi-Estonian
- فعلیFarsi
- verbi-Finnish
- verbalFrench
- פוֹעַלִיHebrew
- मौखिकHindi
- glagolskiCroatian
- igeiHungarian
- mengenai kata kerjaIndonesian
- sagn-, sagnar-Icelandic
- verbaleItalian
- 動詞のJapanese
- 동사의Korean
- veiksmažodžioLithuanian
- verbāls; darbības vārda-Latvian
- kata-kataMalay
- werkwoordelijkDutch
- verbal-, ord-Norwegian
- czasownikowyPolish
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- verbalRomanian
- (от)глагольныйRussian
- slovesnýSlovak
- glagolskiSlovenian
- glagolskiSerbian
- verb-Swedish
- เกี่ยวกับคำกริยาThai
- fiil ile ilgiliTurkish
- 動詞的,與動詞有關的Chinese (Trad.)
- дієслівний; віддієслівнийUkrainian
- فعل سے متعلقUrdu
- thuộc động từ, có gốc động từVietnamese
- 动词的,由动词构成的Chinese (Simp.)
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According to Marjie Vertrees, there was no love at first sight when it came to her and her husband Ian. As a freshman at Ball State, Marjie had been told by a friend to look up Ian since she was interested in studying television and radio. But, when Marjie found Ian one day leaving the local radio station, there weren't exactly sparks flying from their first encounter.
"I walk in and said, 'Are you Ian Vertrees?' and he goes, 'Yea?' Marjie said. Following her introduction and explanation of how she had heard about him, all Ian had to say back to her was, "Oh, OK. Hey."
A year went by as the two became close acquaintances but the thought of romance hadn't crept in.
"She was still the annoying talk-all-the-time freshman," Ian joked.
A lot can change in a year though, especially in college, and that's exactly what happened on one fateful day.
How did you meet?
It wasn't the first time they had seen each other, but something certainly changed one October day during Homecoming weekend.
"I had to go get my car and I was walking down one of the main drags on Ball State's campus on a Friday afternoon," Marjie said. "All of the sudden this Jeep Cherokee drives past and honks at me. I'm like, 'Whatever, jackass,' and they yell, 'Marjie!' I turn and it was him. We hadn't seen each other in five months. After that we ended up talking for about a half an hour and Monday morning I get an email basically saying, 'I want to see you again.'"
"So I came up the next weekend and we went out," Ian said.
"It was so weird because, you know, sometimes you just get feelings to do something," Marjie continued. "I really didn't want to go get my car at that time but something made me do it. I was thinking, maybe I'll just go in a half an hour or an hour, but I decided I'd just do it then. I don't know to this day why. It's almost like God was telling me you need to go now."
"Or you're going to miss all of this," Ian said facetiously, pointing to himself.
How did he propose?
On New Year's Day 2006, Ian and Marjie went to Bravos for dinner, where Ian brought along the engagement ring, hidden under his coat.
"While we're sitting there, I had given her a letter I had written about our relationship," Ian said. "As she's reading it, I got the ring out of my coat and set it on my leg. The server had come by to pick up our check and then I moved, and the box fell and hit her on the foot."
In a hurry, Ian dove under the table to grab the ring and sit it back on his lap while Marjie finished reading the letter. But, as soon as Marjie looked up to find Ian with the ring and heard him utter the words, 'Will you marry me,' an unexpected interruption occurred.
"Right at that point our server comes back and says, 'Hey, thanks for the ones,'" Ryan said. "And, then he goes, 'Oh, my,' and he just walks away really quickly."
As the waiter's embarrassment over his ill-timing set in, Marjie still sat at the table with a look of disbelief.
"She looks at me and says, 'Is it mine? Do I get to keep it?' Ian explained. "I said, 'Well that kind of depends on if you say yes or not.'"
"He was so nervous, he put the ring on the table and didn't even look at me," Marjie said with a laugh.
"She knew I was nervous because I couldn't finish all my lasagna," Ian said. "I'm not one to leave food."
How do you make it work on a day-to-day basis?
"You just have to be flexible," Marjie said.
"She gets up early in the morning and leaves because she's a school teacher and I get up a little later so our hours are a little skewed," Ian said. "But we both make an effort to make sure work is done quickly and that we get it out of the way so that we can spend as much time together as we possibly can when that time is available."
How do you divide up household chores?
"She usually does most of the cooking but if I take a day off I'll try to make dinner," Ian said. "She does the dusting and the cleaning. I tend to do most of the laundry and take care of the cars and I clean up after the cat."
Where do you like to go when you're out 'n' about?
"We go to U of L games," Marjie said. "We're U of L football season ticket holders. We just like to go and watch a game or when our schedules do allow, to hang out with some friends."
"Most of the time – if you were a betting person – on a Friday or Saturday night, this sounds really awesome, but you can find us at the El Nopal on Grant Line Road," Ian said. "We both like Mexican food, it's quick and easy, and we'll go get something to eat and then we'll probably end up back at home watching TV. We're very exciting. We're an old married couple."
"We are. It's really sad," Marjie said with a laugh.
What is one thing you always do as a couple?
"Pretty much if we're not working, we're together," Ian said. "So almost everything. There are very few things that we don't do together at all."
What is some advice you would offer couples – new or old – who desire to walk through life In Tandem?
"Remember why you fell in love with the person," Marjie advised. "Ian is the love of my life and I always know that he is going to love me and support me no matter what happens. So just appreciate the other person and don't take them for granted. Make sure that they know that you love them no matter what all the time."
"Be a little flexible," Ian suggested. "You have to allow the other person to continue to do what they want to do and grow as well, because if you do, both of you will grow together."
"Allow each person their own space to do their own thing because if you have to do what you both want to do all the time it becomes difficult," Ian said.
"You have to be able to give and take but don't lose yourself in the marriage," Marjie said. "You're still your own person. You work together, but I see people who are sometimes so consumed with their husband or wife or children that it becomes their identity. Don't lose your identity in it."
Wedding Date
May 19, 2007
The couple have a five-year-old cat, Carrie.
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A native of Sillery, a suburb of Quebec City, Malone grew up on the shores of the St. Lawrence River. He was a well-rounded athlete, playing hockey, lacrosse and baseball as a boy. At 17, he played with the Quebec City Crescents in his first organized hockey game. In 1909 Malone graduated to the Quebec Bulldogs of the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association, where he offered a preview of his future brilliance by accounting for eight goals in 12 games. The following year Malone played two games in Quebec, but the team ceased operations when it refused to join the newly formed National Hockey Association. He finished up the 1909-10 season with Waterloo of the Ontario Professional Hockey League.
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This Chinese chainlet highlights the mouth-tingling cuisine of Xi'an, an ancient capital along China's Silk Road. The fifth location offers the same short menu of spicy noodles and cumin-spiced burgers in roomier digs. Unlike its sparely appointed siblings, a mix of antique touches (porcelain figurines from the Ming dynasty) and modern effects (framed photos of frequent customer Anthony Bourdain) decorates the 40-seat restaurant.
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FishbowlNY has confirmation that layoffs one tipster calls "major" have hit Southern Progress Corporation, the Time Inc. subsidiary that publishes Southern Living, Cooking Light, Health, Southern Accents, Cottage Living, and Coastal Living, among others. As Southern Progress spokeswoman Laura Hardin told FishbowlNY today, "Of course we're sad to be losing good people. It was an unfortunate but necessary decision based on challenging economic conditions in our industry."
Hardin declined to specify how many employees have been affected or which titles lost staff, saying only that "several business and edit positions were affected." Birmingham Weekly, which shares a hometown with Southern Progress' Alabama headquarters, reported yesterday that the Time Inc. division "laid off as many as 30 employees."
Though they corroborate what media reporter Keith Kelly's been hearing about a "new round of layoffs" for Time Inc., cuts at Southern Progress might seem to be at odds with the "top structural initiatives" recently outlined by Time Warner CEO and president Jeff Bewkes in his most recent financial results report when he said the company would be "increasingly focus[ing] on our goal to create and manage high-quality branded content, across multiple platforms around the world, at the highest returns possible for our stockholders." At the same time, signs were there…


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At its most fundamental level, IPY 2007-2008 is envisioned as an intense, coordinated field campaign of polar observations, research, and analysis that will be multidisciplinary in scope and international in participation. IPY 2007-2008 will be a framework and impetus to undertake projects that could not normally be achieved by any single nation. It allows us to think beyond traditional borders—whether national borders or disciplinary constraints—toward a new level of integrated, cooperative science. A coordinated international approach maximizes both impact and cost-effectiveness, and the international collaborations started today will build relationships and understanding that will bring long-term benefits. Within this context, IPY will seek to galvanize new and innovative observations and research while at the same time building on and enhancing existing relevant initiatives. IPY will serve as a mechanism to attract and develop a new generation of scientists and engineers with the versatility to tackle complex global issues. In addition, IPY is clearly an opportunity to organize an exciting range of education and outreach activities designed to excite and engage the public, with a presence in classrooms around the world and in the media in varied and innovative formats.
The IPY will use today's powerful research tools to better understand the key roles of the polar regions in global processes. Automatic observatories, satellite-based remote sensing, autonomous vehicles, Internet, and genomics are just a few of the innovative approaches for studying previously inaccessible realms. IPY 2007-2008 will be fundamentally broader than past international years because it will explicitly incorporate multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary studies, including biological, ecological, and social science elements .
Observing System (iAOOS), set up shared observing networks throughout the polar seas. The Arctic Observing Network (AON) and the 24-nation Polar Observing Network (POLENET) launched new terrestrial observational networks. Young scientists from a range of disciplines and countries exploited social networking facilities on the Internet to form the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) for sharing knowledge and experience. IPY thus provided the impetus for a novel means of collaboration and action among both established and "next-generation" polar scientists and engineers.
IPY was largely about change: climate system change due to humans, changes in understanding of the polar regions, corresponding changes in research focus, and changes in who does science, how it is done, and how it is communicated. During this time, it became more widely acknowledged that humans are influencing the planet and its climate system, that some changes are occurring faster than anticipated, and that there is a need to take action in response to these changes (i.e., NRC, 2011a).
Historic and current evidence collected during IPY by international teams helped to clarify the impact of human activities in the polar regions. IPY studies yielded important findings about, for example, the continuing dramatic sea ice decline in the Arctic and in the Bellingshausen Sea in the Antarctic; rapid losses of ice in the Greenland ice sheet, on the Antarctic Peninsula, and in coastal areas of West Antarctica; thawing permafrost, terrestrial greening, and biome range changes; and the impacts of climatic warming on ocean circulation and productivity. New sampling also revealed evidence of pollution in remote areas of Antarctica previously thought to be pristine. These and other discoveries during IPY directed scientific inquiry to questions of societal impact, longer-term environmental issues, and sustainability.
In terms of changes in who does science, IPY increased diversity among those involved in the study of the poles. The research community expanded to include more female lead investigators, energetic young scientists launched their own network with the creation of APECS, and Arctic residents and indigenous people's organizations became active participants in the systematic collection of observations.
Methods of research changed as new tools and observational networks supported by new international partnerships increased the ability to detect and document the polar environment. The exploitation of cutting-edge technology and logistics changed understanding of the polar regions by enabling the imaging of previously inaccessible locations across a huge range of spatial scales, from tiny bubbles in thousand-yearold ice to entire mountain ranges under ice sheets. The resulting advances in knowledge of ice sheet formation and flow have profound implications for the ability to


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DOMESTIC RELATIONS, a term used to express the legal relations subsisting between the various units that comprise the family or domestic group. Those units which go to build up the domestic structure of modern society are parent, child, husband, wife, master and servant. The law which deals with the various relations subsisting between them is made up largely of the law of agency, of contract and of tort. See Husband and Wife; Master and Servant; Children, Law relating to; Infant.


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Founded in 1968 as the Center for Documentation & Research (CDR), it is one of the oldest archival repositories in the Arabian Gulf and is home to thousands of records about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Arabian Gulf region in general. By the Federal Decree Number 7, 2008, the Center was transformed into the National Center for Documentation & Research and it became the National Archive of the UAE.
NCDR collects, documents, translates, and preserves primary and secondary source materials that foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the history of the UAE and the Gulf. To carry out its vision, mission and achieve its objectives, NCDR works on several fronts.
NCDR's ever increasing archival holdings are collected from repositories around the world - American, British, Dutch, French, German, Japanese, Ottoman, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, and other sources. These records cover a wide range of topics in a variety of different formats, the common thread being, each item sheds light on life in the United Arab Emirates and the Arabian Gulf region.
In order to further enrich its holdings, NCDR collects a wide variety of indigenous sources ranging from oral and written histories to rare books and manuscripts and audio-visual materials like photographs, films and recordings. Rewards are offered to motivate members of the community to deliver valuable records in their possession related to the United Arab Emirates. These national treasures, painstakingly collected over the years, are preserved by using the latest technology and made accessible to researchers, scholars and the public.
Today, the NCDR is a national body and repository of records from all United Arab Emirates governmental entities and is working to develop its government records system. Each and every day, the NCDR adds more to its archival records collection as the mission of the NCDR was further expanded by Federal Decree Number 7 of 2008.
As a leading research center, NCDR publishes numerous scholarly books in both Arabic and English. Some of NCDR's most important publications are those which document the establishment and development of the Federation of the UAE. Other publications encompass various aspects of the history and culture of the Arabian Gulf. These include collections of rare photographs, individual memoirs, scholarly studies by foremost experts, as well as Arabic translations of German, French, and English books. Also included in NCDR's list of publications are journals, conference proceedings, and multimedia resources.
NCDR's Oral History section collects tangible and intangible heritage from indigenous sources to showcase UAE's past history and heritage which are the cornerstones of the country's national identity.
To create awareness of history at the national level, NCDR in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, sponsors educational competitions for secondary school students, and the winning essays are published jointly.
CONFERENCES, EXHIBITS, and WORKSHOPS
Fulfilling its role as a leading research and resource center, NCDR hosts and participates in numerous local, regional and international conferences, workshops, and exhibitions. It has been involved with the International Conference of the Round Table of Archives, Oral History Association and Unified Arab Catalogue conferences, Symposium of Arabic Records and Library Catalogues, to name but a few.
NCDR has established relationships with the leading international archival centers to expand its archives and resources. It is a member of the International Council on Archives (ICA), the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), the Secretariat General of the Documentation and Research Centers of the Gulf Cooperation Council. Furthermore, the International Council on Archives (ICA) and Xerox international have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with NCDR. It also counts among its academic partners Zayed University, UC Berkeley, and the Higher Colleges of Technology, among others.
In view of its iconic status and multifarious achievements, NCDR has been recognized by UNESCO as a foremost Arab cultural institution.


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 07/25/13 Volunteer Tracey Wilson along with her daughters, Autumn and Makayla, led an acrylic painting class at Miller's Senior Living Community on Monday afternoon, July 22. Miller's provided all the supplies and the Wilson family led the group of residents in a step by step painting class. The premise was that whether a person has an artistic talent or not; by following the Wilson's directions each participant would walk out of the experience with a completed project. Each painting was the same yet turned out just a bit different because of each artist's distinct style.
Wilson displayed a work of art she recently painted in a class in which she followed an instructor. Her painting was a row of 5 or 6 different colored flowers on a lightly colored background popping up out of the dark ground. The Miller's painter's made a similar painting on a smaller canvas that held 2-3 flowers.Â
Autumn and Makayla were on hand to help distribute paints and lend a helping hand to those who needed it. While the artists were waiting for paint to dry before applying the next coat, the helpers also passed out desserts and drinks to the group.  It was a pleasant experience for all involved and everyone seemed happy with their end result.
Photo:Displaying their final paintings are Miller's Senior Living community resident artists and volunteers: Mary Cooper, Jenny Wagers, Mary Spitler, Marcy Sickmiller, Autumn Wilson, Tracy Wilson, Martha Sarber, and Annie Minker. Also taking part but not pictured was: Inez Eley, LaVanch Yarian, Myrna Daube, Makayla Wilson and Cindy Flagg.


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6 slices
bacon, chopped
1/2 cup
1/4 cup
1/2 cup
white sugar
1/8 teaspoon
1/8 teaspoon
black pepper
2 1/2 pounds
fresh collard greens, tough stems removed and leaves torn into bite-size pieces
These greens had an EXCELLENT flavor and the house smelled wonderful! My husband walked in from work and went straight to the kitchen to find out what I was making! I let my greens get too dry at one point so they were a little tough in the end. I had to add about another 1/2 cup of water and more vinegar as well. I would probably double it from the start next time. I also used apple cider vinegar because that was all I had. I'm sure it changed the flavor a little, but like I said, the flaver is excellent! Thanks for this great recipe! I will make it again!
I've been cooking greens for years and the is the first time I've ever cook them like this. This was pretty good. My family and guests really enjoyed them. They were sweet with just a taste of sour. I did make two changes to the recipe. I cooked the bacon with a small onion and added a jalapeño pepper to the pot because I like my greens with an extra kick.
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I served this to a southern friend of mine and he said its the best collard greens he's ever had!
This was very yummy. My husband loved it and he can be pretty picky. I have been growing collard greens in my garden this year so we have tried quite a few recipes and my favorite are the ones that have a little sweet sour or bacon... this is the best of both worlds.
These were quick, simple, and incredibly tasty greens. I had collard greens and pancetta on hand because I'd been planning the greens for some time. After looking through several recipes for inspiration, I settled on this one because I like the idea of sweet and sour greens. So we subbed pancetta for the bacon and apple cider vinegar for the vinegar (because I prefer it when cooking). I also added in some diced onion for more depth of flavor. Otherwise, I followed the recipe.
They turned out great. I thought they might be a tad sweet, but my husband, who is from the South, assured me they were just right. I still might decrease the sugar just slightly next time (1/3 cup instead of 1/2 cup) just to cut back on the sweetness. (Unless I'm also serving something like black-eyed peas or beans that will help cut the sweetness.)
I served these with "Grandmother's Buttermilk Cornbread" (also from this site) and chicken wings. The cornbread dipped in the pot juices from the greens was delicious!
Excellent flavor! I'm diabetic, so I subbed Splenda (sugar would have been better) and can't eat pork so I subbed Bacco's, but it still turned out delicious.
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Calories from Fat: 90
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Pancit Palabok Recipe
Pancit Palabok recipe is rice flour noodles topped with eggs, tinapa flakes, shrimps, garlic, and other flavorsome ingredients.
Pancit Palabok Ingredients:
Palabok Noodles and Sauce:
1/4 kilo miki noodles
1/4 cup annatto seeds
1/4 cup shrimps
4 tablespoons flour or cornstarch
Fish sauce
Palabok Toppings:
Hard boiled egg; sliced
Tinapa flakes (smoked fish)
Pork chicharon; grounded
Fried garlic; minced
Spring onions; chopped
Shrimps; boiled and shelled
Lemon or kalamansi; sliced
Palabok Cooking Instructions:
Place the annatto seeds in 1/4 cup water for 30 minutes. Mash the seeds and set aside the annatto water. Discard the seeds.
Remove the shells and heads of the shrimps. Pound and mash in 2 cups of water. Drain the shrimp juice and set aside.
Combine the annatto water, shrimp juice, and flour. Bring to boil and season with fish sauce. Stir constantly to produce a thick sauce. Set aside.
Place noodles in a strainer. Dip in boiling water until tender. Drain well and set aside in a platter.
Pour the sauce over the noodles. Garnish with toppings. Serve hot!
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Now I found the recipi in your site. I want to cook it for him at Home with complete ingredients. Thank you very much.
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Use the shells and heads of the 1/4 cup shrimps. Pound and mash them in 2 cups of water to produce shrimp juice for added flavor.
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Weak paper demand hits Stora Enso salesOctober 22, 2013 @ 9:00 am
HELSINKI (AP) - Nordic paper maker Stora Enso reported Tuesday a 6 percent drop in third-quarter sales and predicted business will remain tough as it continues to be hit by the declining market, especially in Europe.
The company's share price fell, closing down 3.5 percent at 6.68 euros on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
Although sales fell to 2.5 billion euros ($3.4 billion), lower costs helped Stora improve net profit slightly, to 84 million euros from 81 million euros a year earlier.
The company said it was on track to achieve fixed annual savings of 200 million euros by the second quarter of 2014 by streamlining operations that could result in 2,500 layoffs worldwide.
CEO Jouko Karvinen said it was "more important than ever" to save on fixed costs and embark on new projects "in a focused and responsible manner."
The company gave a grim outlook, saying that weak demand would continue and that its fourth-quarter operating earnings will be "clearly lower" than in the same period in 2012.
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Nidhi Madhavan of Illinois, Wins National Press Club's 2013 Diversity Award for Studies in Journalism
Washington, DC –- The National Press Club, the world's leading professional organization for journalists, has chosen Nidhi Madhavan as the winner of its 2013 Scholarship for Journalism Diversity. The award is for graduating high school seniors and totals as much as $10,000 over four years.
Madhavan, who graduated this year from Barrington High School in Barrington, Illinois, will use the scholarship to study at Loyola University of Chicago.
"Ms. Madhavan has already shown that she's a reporter with a good nose for a story," said Andrea Snyder, chairman of the National Press Club's Scholarship Committee. "The National Press Club is honored help Nidhi work towards a career in journalism. We expect great things of her."
Madhavan's teachers describe her as insightful and inquisitive, and always prepared to tackle the toughest assignments.
"Whenever there is a question yearning to be asked, the asker will inevitably be Ms. Madhavan," said Alan Sanders, who taught Nidhi in an AP rhetorical analysis class.
An American of Indian descent born to immigrant parents, Madhavan has witnessed a world unfamiliar to most of her peers. During three summers living with her family in Mexico City, she became aware of the contrast between the privileged wealthy and the working class without electricity.
As a reporter for her high school newspaper, the "RoundUp," and a local magazine, the "Quintessential Barrington," Madhavan has written about the experience of Jewish, Hindu and Muslim students during Christian holidays and the trials of undocumented Mexican immigrants in the United States.
Helping people "make themselves heard brought me indescribable joy," Madhavan said in her application for the scholarship.
The scholarship, set up to further diversity in journalism, includes a one-time $500 book stipend in the memory of the late Ellen Masin Persina, a club member.
Past winners include Sean Hurd of San Francisco in 2012 and Beatrice Dupuy of Cooper City, Florida.
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The 2013 scholarship winner was Nidhi Madhavan of Illinois, who is currently enrolled at Loyola University in Chicago.
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Highlanders finalise Super Rugby coaching roster
Dunedin based Super Rugby franchise the Highlanders have announced that they have finalised their coaching roster with the appointment today of Clarke Dermody.
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The Highlanders have bolstered their forward stocks for the 2015 Super Rugby season by signing seven players to reinforce their forward pack.
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All Blacks and Highlanders half back Aaron Smith has re-signed with the Dunedin
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The Highlanders have named their team to play the Sharks in their Super Rugby qualifier in Durban with Ben Smith returning at fullback.
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Saturday 28 June 2014
Highlanders captain Nasi Manu has praised his team mates after they went to the top of the New Zealand Super Rugby conference by beating the Chiefs 29-25 in Dunedin.
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Wednesday 25 June 2014
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Friday 13 June 2014
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