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Fisher Scientists Discover Protein that Fuels Alzheimer's Disease, Promising New Treatments Expected
Researchers at the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research laboratory published "Gamma-secretase Activating Protein is a Therapeutic Target for Alzheimer's Disease" in Nature online on September 1, 2010. Drs. Gen He (lead author) and Paul Greengard have discovered a protein that stimulates the production of beta-amyloid, and therefore represents a major new advance in Alzheimer's disease research.
The protein, called gamma secretase activating protein (gSAP), is expected to become a major target for anti-amyloid drugs that inhibit the brain's ability to produce toxic beta amyloid in Alzheimer's disease. Beta-amyloid is a substance found in the brain that becomes toxic in Alzheimer's disease and is responsible for most of the devastating symptoms of the disease. The researchers also discovered that gSAP is a target of the anti-cancer drug, Gleevec, which Fisher scientists previously showed could lower beta-amyloid levels in the brain. The new study showed that Gleevec lowers beta-amyloid production by binding to gSAP and preventing it from activating an enzyme called gamma secretase, which is responsible for producing beta-amyloid. In addition, the researchers showed that the inhibition of gSAP is not toxic to nerve cells, unlike many other experimental beta-amyloid inhibitor drugs that produce severe toxic reactions. Hence, gSAP holds the promise of discovering highly specific anti-beta-amyloid drugs that will be safe to patients.
"Millions of people suffer from Alzheimer's disease, and treatment options are limited," says Dr. Paul Greengard, Nobel Laureate and Director of the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research laboratory at The Rockefeller University. "Existing drugs may mask symptoms for a time but do nothing to stop the relentless downward progression of Alzheimer's. What is needed are safe and effective medications that will halt the cause of the underlying disease. It is our hope that this gamma secretase activating protein will greatly add to the creation of safe and effective Alzheimer's treatments."
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Mali sets 7 July election date, says minister
Mali will hold nationwide presidential elections on 7 July, the interim government's territorial administration minister has announced.
It would be a key step to stabilising Mali following the intervention of French troops to oust Islamist fighters from the north of the country, he said.
Legislative elections will follow on 21 July, along with a presidential run-off if required.
Thousands of troops from France and African nations are currently in Mali.
Elections were due in Mali in April 2012, but a coup the month before threw the country into disarray.
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The army said it was prompted to act as it was under-resourced to deal with a rebellion in the north that had begun in January.
An alliance of Tuareg separatist and Islamist rebel groups took advantage of the chaos and seized control of the whole of northern Mali - an area larger than France.
France intervened last month to help the Malian army oust the Islamist militants.
"We will organise the elections throughout the national territory in order to reunite the minds of Malians, reunite their hearts, and to enable Mali to remain one and indivisible," Territorial Administration Minister Moussa Sinko Coulibaly told a news conference in the capital, Bamako, on Thursday.
Last month, Mali's interim President Dioncounda Traore had said he hoped elections would be held on 31 July.
France wants to start withdrawing its 4,000 soldiers from its former colony next month.
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Nikita Review: "Knightfall"by Carla Day at . Comments
Nikita finally hit a new groove this week in "Knightfall" as sides have been taken and motives are much more clear.
I thought Amanda was going to run a clean Division, but it seems that was easier for her to say than to do. While I didn't think Michael would be killed - I mean, come on, it's Michael - I was surprised when Amanda actually blew up the building.
As much as I love Nikita and Michael working together, I'm most intrigued by Amanda. She is in a very difficult position having to clean up Percy's messes, retrieve the black box, and continue to run Division missions. I wasn't sure what a "clean" Division would look like, but it appears that covert missions, including assassinations, are part of the program. Even though she was disgusted by what Division had become under Percy, she continued to use Ramon as a scapegoat for assassinations and was willing to sacrifice him when he failed.
Amanda is looking more and more like Percy each week. The only difference being that supposedly these missions are sanctioned by Oversight and therefore the United States government. Though, I do wonder if she questions what she is doing. Was that a tiny look of regret on her face after the building blew up? What is driving Amanda? Is it just power?
Nikita, Michael and even Alex are all driven by righting the wrongs of the past. I hope we get to see them collaborate on a mission soon, even if it's only a temporary arrangement. Alex would be helped more by partnering with Nikita and Michael than she is with Division and Amanda. Unfortunately, Alex is swept up by Amanda's understanding and manipulation of her need for revenge and Amanda is using that to Division's advantage. A shift in partners could be necessary now that Alex disobeyed Amanda by shooting Anton Kochenko. Her quest for revenge is blinding her to what else is going on around her and ultimately preventing her from being happy. Will she come to realize this before it is too late?
It pains me to see Alex in her situation, but on the opposite side... are you loving Nikita and Michael together as much as I am? Oftentimes, shows keep the main characters apart romantically, but putting these two together has made Nikita better. Their amazing chemistry was on fire tonight. For someone as self-confident as Nikita, it was nice to see that she got jealous when Michael kissed the reporter. What a change from last season when she was shooting at him (though conveniently missing), to sacrificing herself to try and save him.
When the building blew up and Nikita thought Michael was dead, it was one of the most heartbreaking things I've seen. It was emotionally eclipsed slightly when she realized that he was alive and they embraced. Seeing their love for each other and their partnership both personally and professionally makes me a little sad for Alex. If she picked the right side, she could be part of this amazing and loving family.
I enjoyed last season of Nikita, but the changes this season have improved the show. I'm loving it! Are you?
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I LOVE this season! Its great seeing Nikita, Michael and Berkoff together. They add some needed humor. I didn't know if they would be able to improve over last season but YES!
Mike is Nikitas knight. Remember Coup the Grace? Such a beautiful episode
For some reason I like alex to be the bad guy well girl not care about anything and get her father's company's back.
Knightfall. Good title. Michael was Percy's knight. Now he's Nikita's I guess.
Kinda annoyed by Ramon. I do see his point but he's not necessarily right. Love Alex at the end- Amanda:Abort, Alex: F U I'm taking the shot!
Given the nature of the show, I don't think Mikita will become boring. Digging Alex/Sean?. Alex is all "I'm gonna cap his ass up close and personal!" and Sean's all "Dumb move, girl! and Alex's all " *sadface* Good point, my future love interest!" Percy grinning was funny!
I like the development between Michael and Nikita. The writers handle the relationship deftly without being overwrought and melodramatic. Its a nice change because a lot of shows especially on the CW are written immaturely with a lot of wishy washy soap opera junk. Michael and Nikita's characters are well written and their relationship doesn't compromise the larger story line and action. Alex, Amanda, Birkhoff, Percy, Owen all are interesting characters that weave in and out of the story very well, always driving the show forward. You know the season just gets better with each episode. Season 1 was an amazing ride, I know Season 2 will be even better.
For some reason Im getting sick of Mikita, they need to kill him or change her love interest he aint cuttin it, its very boring!!!!
I don't know. I liked the Michael/Nikita interactions but at the same time I can't imagine watching them being like this for the rest of the season. I don't see a strong plot-line this season... and yes we know the characters motives (except for Amanda's) but I still don't believe them. I would have Alexandra kill Michael by accident while being all revenge dazed. That would devastate Nikita and have her fight Alex while actually meaning it.
I love this show, the first season was surprisingly awesome. I didn't expect to love it as much as I did, and now I have a super a crush on maggie q and her awesome legs :p


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Why should we refuse to settle until we find the job?
Even when you do something you love, there are days when you want to give up. Passion is energy; it helps you go the distance. And don't be scared shitless if you're 29 and haven't found the right jobthat's the same advice I give to my 29-year-old friends about guys. I know women who spent a lot of years playing the field in their career who are just discovering what they want to do at 40.
You say the biggest mistake women make is staying too long in the wrong job. When is it time to move on?
When women come to me in a state of "I'm done," it can manifest in depression and anxiety. Having been divorced, I recognize you might be afraid to leave, and you feel like you've invested so much time and energy, but ultimately, you've got to take a leap. And with a jobunlike with a romantic relationshipif you're wrong, you can go back to what you left.
If you don't quit, how do you bring back the romance?
Ask for a sabbatical. A lot of companies are delighted, because you're off their payroll for a month. Or do an internship. You can have one foot out, one foot in, and explore other jobs and careers.
You say women should "treat him mean to keep him keen." I don't want to be a mean girl, and I don't want to work with them.
"Mean" is expecting to be respected, not popular. You're not trying to make enemies, but you are going to have to have hard conversations and make hard decisions, especially as you go up the career ladder. The nice girl who's always ordering the birthday cakes is putting her time and energy into the wrong things.
Do you think men have an easier time being "mean" at work?
Men don't consider it mean to say, "back off!" or to assert themselves or disagree with someone. They can fight like crazy in the boardroom and then play a round of golf. Men also aren't as worried about being liked at work. Women are often afraid to criticize other women because they're afraid they're going to hurt their feelings. This is unfortunate, because constructive criticism can be really helpful.
In this economy, when everyone worries that they have a bulls-eye on their back, isn't it in our best interest to be well-liked?
It actually becomes less about being liked and more about performing and being respected. I'm not talking about being unlikable; I'm talking about focusing on your performance because that's what's going to protect you in this economy. In good times, bosses prefer to promote the people they like, but in hard times, they really have to be discerning because it's their ass on the line. No one wants to lay off friends, but at the end of the day, this is business.


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What up, my dudes? There are plenty of hamsters out in the world that regularly hate on me because they claim I do too many cosmetic things. They say that I'm too girly; I mean come on, bro. It's 2012, people have to take care of their bodies, skin, nutrition, etc. to look good. So here are a LIST of the things I do regularly and ill explain why they are manly and not girly bro.
Facial - Last time I checked it wasn't girly to keep wrinkles and dirt off your face, man. I regularly get facials to keep my face looking clean and wrinkle free. It's not an easy task when you're out in the sun as much as me. Me and Bigger Rob love laying next to each other and getting our faces cleaned.
Pedicures - I mean really, how cool is it to sit in a massage chair and have a chick playing with your feet? Sounds manly to me, bro. Plus, think about how gross all the stuff is that they take off your skin!! Me and Bigger Rob play thumb wars while we get pedicures done. Sometimes he lets me win, bro.
Manicures - See Pedicures. It's basically the same thing: you get a hand massage at the end and as long as you request a chick to do the dirty work it's completely manly!
Eyebrow threading - Who wants those little ugly hairs hanging around your eyes? It's not girly to want clean eyebrows, plus you would be surprised how much it hurts. Luckily I just got me some numbing lotion and the pain hopefully wont be as bad anymore. Bigger Rob screams louder than I do when getting these done. He hates getting his hairs plucked bro.
Until next week… OHHHHHHH YOU AINT ON THE LIST BRO...
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Mark Perryman is the author of Ingerland: Travels with a Football Nation and the editor of Breaking up Britain : Four Nations after a Union. He has written for a range of publications, including theGuardian and The Times, and is a regular commentator on the politics of sport for BBC Radio 5, BBC TV News and Sky Sports News. He is a Research Fellow in Sport and Leisure Culture at the University of Brighton and the co-founder of Philosophy Football.
Even as the Summer Olympiad barrels toward the inevitable orgiastic conclusion and the joys of competition remind us why we love these Games, each successive quadrennial mega-event leaves behinds bigger and bigger questions in host cities. OR Books kindly allowed us to run an excerpt from Mark Perryman's short but powerful Why the Olympics Aren't Good for Us, and How They Can Be.


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You can be at work AND do something cool.
Every time you go back, you create a new version of yourself.
Keep an eye out for this guy. Presumed armed and dangerous.
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End of the world you say?
Anyone fancy a few Pan Galactic Gargleblaster's here as we watch the show?
This end of the world thing is shit. Nothing is happening and I've been up since midnight hoping to catch it.
Shows what you all know! I woke up this morning and what do you know? Dead.
3 hours - might just get SCCM 2012 upgraded to SP1 before then!
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Dear everyone- from now until Nov 30 ( or 50,000 words. Whichever comes first) no ones allowed to talk to me at night unless it's super important bc I have to focus and write. Now anyone who knows me knows that never in my life have I ever taken anything seriously enough to actually FOCUS INTENTLY on it, unless it was an awesome video game, an even more awesome book, or illegally downloading music. So that should show you how serious I am about NaNoWriMo.
The only break I will take will be when Batman Arkham Origins comes out because PRIORITIES! Also, technically that game comes out 8 days before the contest officially starts, and I have every intention of binge playing it and finishing the game in two days MAX. I know, I'm sexy.
Here's a cheat sheet of what is interruption worthy:
– if Anything Dave Grohl related happens that is breaking news.
-if Dave Grohl is somehow sitting next to you,in which case you are expected to have him call me from your phone.
-if Madonna calls
-if the Foo Fighters are playing. Super secret show and you're taking me
-if you want to buy me a light saber
-if you have an extra Xbox One lying around and wanna give it to me bc I'm rad
-if you're on fire. In which case, call 911, idiot
-if the zombie apocalypse has started and if it has: THIS IS WHY I NEED A LIGHT SABER, DAD!
-if Nathan Fillion wants to go on a date with me
-if you died
I feel it's important we all establish and work with these ground rules because YOU don't want to be the reason I fail at my goal of being a huge, successful writer one day. DO YOU NOW?!?!
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PMC is pleased to announce the addition of several new members to our community.
Daniel Gaines Edward Gronsky is an adjunct professor in the Communication program. Gronsky is Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, specializing in Film Studies. He received his B.A. in English from Case Western Reserve University in sunny Cleveland, Ohio, where he had hoped to go to medical school. Instead, his interests in the study of film were awakened, and he went on to receive his M.A. in Film Studies from the University of Miami, where he completed his thesis on film adaptations of literary works in post-occupation Japan. From there, he went on to receive his doctorate from the University of Connecticut, with a dissertation focusing on the recent popularity of comic book movies and their development over the years. Daniel has received several citations for his studies, and has published an article on Shakespeare and film in Film International magazine. He is currently in the process of getting his dissertation published as a book.
Theresa Harmon joins our adjunct faculty this semester teaching the Microbiology Laboratory section in the Biology Department. She has a Liberal Arts education from Pine Manor College, earning a Bachelor of Arts in December of 2004, with a major in Biology - Allied Health concentration, and a minor in Psychology, as well as an Associate of Science in Biology in May of 2003. Upon earning each of these degrees, Harmon achieved the highest GPA of all graduating students. During her last year at Pine Manor, she worked in the microbiology laboratory at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro, Massachusetts, and performed her internship at Massachusetts General Hospital's Cardiovascular Research Center, investigating the effects of Omega-3 fatty acids. After graduation she worked in pharmaceutical sales at InVentiv Health, with a Bristol-Myers Squibb contract focusing on antibiotics, and, later, a Mission Pharmacal contract focusing on women's health products. Harmon has recently earned her certificate in teaching (Biology, grades 8-12) from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. This summer Theresa taught a course in genetics and forensics called "DNA Detectives" at Minuteman Technical High School. She has also taught SAT preparation, English as a Second Language, and Scripture, and has worked at various health care practices.
Christina Jones is one of the newest members of the admissions team. She comes to Pine Manor after three years in admission at The Steppingstone Academy. Chris has also spent time in the Boston Public Schools as a reading and writing tutor. She is a long-time resident of Boston with southern roots, who is excited to undertake the task of recruiting future leaders for Pine Manor College.
David Kuppenheimer joins our adjunct faculty in the Sociology department. He received is Bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and his Master's of Science from Brandeis University.
Ann Robbart joins our adjunct faculty in the Political Science department. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Smith College and her Master's and Ph.D from the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Jennifer Roberts joins the Financial Services team in our Enrollment and Financial Services department as the Senior Associate Director of Student Financial Services. She obtained her Bachelor's degree from Suffolk University.
Jason Tocci is an Assistant Professor in the Communication program. He studies and teachers the use, design, and cultures of digital and visual media. Originally a resident of Newton Upper Falls, he lived for five years in Philadelphia while earning his Ph.D. in Communications at the University of Pennsylvania. Jason spent this past year teaching digital design to Communication & Journalism students at Suffolk University, and now joins Pine Manor following the defense of his dissertation, Geek Cultures: Media and Identity in the Digital Age, a multi-site ethnography.
Charles Tweedly is an Assistant Professor in the Management and Organizational Change program. He received his Bachelor's degree from Bryant College. He then went on to obtain his M.Ed. from Boston University and Ed.D. from George Washington University.
Elyse Vasquez is one of the new Admissions Counselors on the Enrollment Team and is excited to help recruit amazing young women to the Pine Manor campus. Elyse came from The Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center where she was a college counselor for grades 9-12 in the Justice building. Elyse has an M.Ed. in School Counseling from Boston University and B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, San Diego.
Soterios Zoulas is an adjunct professor in the Communication program. He has earned a B.A. in Philosophy and Politics from Boston University and an M.A. in Modern European History from Assumption College. He also attended the mid-career program at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. He focused on the nexus of press, politics, and policy at the Shorenstein Institute. Professor Zoulas pursued a doctorate in Education and Communications at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is an accredited member of the Public Relations Society of America.
Mr. Zoulas has taught communications, government, and history at Quincy College for ten years. He chaired the Communications department there for three years and was chair of the faculty senate for two years. He has also taught communications at Assumption College, Framingham State College, and Newbury College. in 2001, he developed and taught a new course on school reform and the media and Brown University. He also was chair and Associate Professor of the Communication Arts department for the past seven years at Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy.
Professor Zoulas is a veteran communications practitioner who has more than 25 years experience in public relations, journalism, radio and television, including positions as director of public affairs for the Massachusetts Board of Regents of Higher Education and director of media relations for the Massachusetts Board of Education and director of Communications at the Annenberg Institute, Brown University.
Professor Zoulas was a daily news reporter for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette and also worked for the New York Times. He produced, directed and hosted a nationally award winning documentary on disabled children. He also produced and hosted awarding winner radio and television talk and interview programs for Boston area radio and television stations.
Professor Zoulas is also president of Zoulas Communications, a public relations consulting firm that is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. His firm's web address is www.zoulascommunications.com. Clients have included public and private colleges and universities, college loan companies, large and small businesses and professional organizations, government agencies, trade associations and nonprofit corporations.
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Matthew 22:34-40
V.34 Hearing that Jesus had silenced the Sadducees
V.35 One of them, an expert in the law
V.36 Teacher, which is the greatest commandment
V.37 Jesus replied: Love the Lord your God
-with all your heart
-with all your soul
-with all your mind.
V.39 And the second is like it:
Love your neighbor as your self.
V.40 All the Law and Prophets hang on these two
Note- this series deals with the longing of your heart
-this series deals with the opposite- loneliness, etc
-this series must start with Gods relationship with you
1- God desires to be in relationship with you
2- God desires to live with you
3- God desires your love
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Advocate Interview: composer John Corigliano
John Corigliano, 74, is one of America's most celebrated living composers. His Symphony No. 2 won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize, which goes nicely with his Oscar for Best Original Score for the 1999 film The Red Violin and three Grammy Awards. As the Hartt School's 2012 "Unclaimed Property" composer in residence, several of Corigliano's works, including Mr. Tambourine Man, a chamber piece that sets Bob Dylan's poetry to original music, his mammoth First Symphony, and Circus Maximus (which is just as grand as its name), will be performed by Hartt students and faculty between May 2-5. Corigliano spoke with the Advocate from his home in New York about his residency, why he reworked Dylan and the state of contemporary music.
You are taking up residency of sorts at the Hartt School of Music this weekend. What do you hope students walk away knowing or feeling when you conclude one of these types of mini-residencies?
First of all, a lot of them are not acquainted with contemporary music. Orchestras and choruses usually perform traditional works. So I think it's important to get acquainted with a contemporary composer, a living composer. It's terribly important because there are a lot of us, and we are all writing, and they don't think about us. In my case, I think it's wonderful that they are performing a lot of my works, because when you play a lot of works, they get to know a composer's language, their way of speaking. It doesn't happen that way when they only play one of your pieces. You don't get a sense of what a composer sounds like.
I wanted to ask you about your chamber piece Mr. Tambourine Man, which consists of Bob Dylan's poetry set to new music that you composed. Is it true that you had not heard Dylan's original songs before you set his texts?
It's true. I know that everybody says it's impossible, but it is possible. I may have heard them while I was sitting in a coffeehouse in the Village when I was a young composer in the 1960s, but I wouldn't have listened to them carefully. I would have been chatting. I wasn't listening. I was sipping cappuccino, talking with a friend about Stravinsky or Copland. I had not heard them, and it would have been detrimental, because I would have either written the exact opposite or would have been influenced by them in some way. There's a part of the audience that will not like what I've done because they are very conservative. They want to hear the Bob Dylan songs and not anything else. But people who are interested in those pieces, who will listen to my pieces -- it's a schizophrenic kind of activity, kind of like listening to two pieces at once. They hear the music they are familiar with in their heads at the same time they hear my music. A lot of people get a buzz out of that. They really like it.
Was that process, that dual listening concept, something you had in mind when you set out on the project?
I was not thinking of that. The reason I chose poetry by Bob Dylan is that I wanted to have a poet that everybody knew. I wanted it to be American and contemporary and say something about our times. Somebody told me Bob Dylan's poetry spoke to our times, so I set out and found I could read them as poetry. I ordered a book of his lyrics and xeroxed the ones I thought I could work with, could rearrange until I finally got the sentiment I wanted. I've had people tell me that they would never listen to what I've done. One was the head of a record company. He said the songs of Bob Dylan were too important to him. I could understand the great influence [of Dylan's work] because of the poetic content, but then again, when I heard the music, I didn't love it. It didn't pull my ear, not the way the Beatles did when I heard them. They were unusual. They were doing something different. When they were playing, I stopped talking to someone and listened to what they were doing. It's no insult to [Dylan]. He was writing folk music, and the idea is to repeat the music no matter what the words are saying.
How did your life and career change, if at all, when you won the Pulitzer Prize in 2001 for your Symphony No. 2?
It had an impact on me personally. It was the prize that all composers want. Professionally, I was doing well at that point and I continued to do well. The Oscar [for the soundtrack to the 1999 film The Red Violin, which won the Academy Award for Best Original Score and was also nominated for a Grammy Award] made a bigger splash among my colleagues because it was so unusual. In the classical world, only Copland had won that honor. Tan Dun won it the next year [for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon]. It was more newsworthy to my colleagues, and it's so public, more than the Pulitzer Prize. You're on television, and everybody is watching you.
What current trends in contemporary music get you the most excited?
What I'm fond of is the diversity now. When I was a young composer, there was much less diversity. Composers were expected to write in a certain way. In Europe, it's still like that, still rigid, and the expectation was that you would write like the modernist composers. If you didn't write that way, you were excluded. Nowadays, you can write any kind of music at all. There are compositions that include rock, early music, ones that sound like early music, all of it is fair game. The composer can do anything, and I love that the most. There are no barriers.
Do you find that young composers are not interested in learning about the traditions of classical music?
They really are not. They are not interested in the tradition, which is unfortunate. They are interested in their colleagues' music and a few older people, but mostly people their own age. We looked to the masters. They don't, and they don't care about that. They care about making music. And it's made a different way now because of synthesizers, and it's listened to a different way and absorbed a different way. In some ways it's for the worse and in some ways for the better that they are all over the place, writing music with great enthusiasm. There are things you can learn and use [from the masters], but kids, young composers are more interested in the techniques of the world around them, which have to do with more popular elements, which they have absorbed into their language.
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Reports have come in of snow in Exeter last night and in the early hours of this morning.
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Phil Williams posted at 11pm:
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PCSO Rich Shelton tweeted:
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Dartmoor also saw snow last night and early this morning with an apparent 1cm falling in Princetown overnight.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning of ice for South West England and the public are advised to be aware of the risk of disruption to travel due to visibility being reduce to below 100m in places.
The latest forecast map provided by the Met Office shows there's a chance of snow in East Devon and possibly higher ground in Exeter overnight.
While the current forecast - "A cold, frosty night with temperatures dropping under clear skies. Some freezing fog is likely to develop, particularly in the north and east. Minimum Temperature -6 °C" - does not mention snowfall, the map suggests there may be snow and sleet across the region.


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I went to Arizona over the weekend with five girlfriends for a fun getaway weekend, and my sister-in-law, Jamie Axe, realized when we got to the airport that she mistakenly booked her ticket to come back Sunday instead of Saturday.
American Airlines told her that all of their stand-by seats were filled and they charged her $675 for a one-way ticket home! This is after she had purchased a ticket.
Now here is the kicker. There were at least 15 empty seats on the plane so what prevented them from charging her a $75 change fee? I am so sick for her. Is this anything you can do to help?
Debbie Glickman, Highland Park
When we got Debbie's e-mail, the first thing we did was contact her to get Jamie's number. We then called Jamie and found out another huge part to the story. Jamie told us that she was actually considering staying the extra night to avoid paying the $675, but that on Saturday, her husband and three year-old son got into a car accident and she really wanted to get home to them. Thank heavens, no one was injured, but it was a traumatic experience for her child, and Jamie felt the need to rush home to soothe him. Wouldn't any mother feel the same way?
Jamie also explained to us that when she arrived home, she filed a claim with American to get a refund for the $675 and was waiting to hear back.
We decided to give American Airlines a call with Jamie on the line. We were connected with corporate communications, where we spoke with a representative who took the information, including the part about the accident, and said someone would get back to us that day.
As promised, we received an e-mail and a phone call from Leslie Scott in corporate communications. Help Squad returned her call and told her about the accident, and the fact that Jamie was willing to show American proof of the accident in the form of a police report.
Scott was extremely sympathetic, and told us there was no need to show proof. She offered to refund Jamie the $200 change fee, but told us there was nothing she could do about the other $475. Scott told us that Jamie would be receiving a phone call in the next couple of days from a customer relations representative who would take down her credit card information and refund the $200.
In the meantime, Jamie called us back and told us she received an e-mail from American Airlines claims department in response to her original claim, stating there was nothing they could do, and that in the future, they recommend purchasing a refundable ticket.
We told Jamie about the $200 refund she would be receiving and to expect a call from a customer relations representative.
Later that day, Jamie did get the call and ironically, the representative asked her to provide the accident report. We're not sure if there was miscommunication between the representative and Scott, but we felt it was in poor taste to ask for proof under those circumstances.
That said, American did show some compassion by giving Jamie the $200 credit.
Dear Debbie and Jamie,
We are pleased that we were able to help Jamie retrieve some of the cost she had to pay to get home to her family. More importantly, we are so happy that Jamie's husband and son weren't injured in the car accident. And lastly, it sounds like your girl's weekend was really fun. That's something you can't put a price on, right? Hopefully for your next trip, your airfare will be much less expensive, giving you more cash for food, drinks and shopping, of course.Tags: Help Squad


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