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Ricky Burns 'gutted' as title fight against Miguel Vasquez called off
Ricky Burns's world lightweight unification fight against Miguel Vazquez has been postponed.
They were due to meet in London on 16 March but IBF champion Vazquez has pulled out with a viral infection.
Instead of WBO title-holder Burns fighting a replacement, the match has been rescheduled for 20 April at the same venue, London's Wembley Arena.
Nathan Cleverly's defence of his WBO light-heavyweight title against Robert Krasniqi has also been postponed.
George Groves, who was due to challenge for the European super-middleweight crown, had already withdrawn from the card after splitting from promoter Frank Warren.
Burns, 29, said on Twitter: "Absolutely gutted this fight ain't happening, another training camp and it's fell through.
"Not only that, feel sorry for the fans, my friends and family who have now booked tickets, flights and hotels for 2 fights for it to fall through."
Burns, from Coatbridge in North Lanarkshire, has not fought since beating Kevin Mitchell last September.
He was supposed to make the third defence of his WBO belt against Liam Walsh last December only for the Englishman to be injured in a car crash.
Burns then declined an exhibition fight after stand-in opponent Jose Ocampo also pulled out.
"It's very unfortunate that Vazquez has had to withdraw so close to the fight," said Warren.
"But it is on medical grounds, which is beyond my control, due to his viral infection, and we have his doctor's certificate confirming this.
"Therefore I have had to postpone the fight, not cancelled as stated in some media reports, to Saturday 20 April at Wembley Arena.
"Everybody is disappointed by this postponement, but we have worked hard to ensure that Ricky's unification fight still goes ahead."
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6th March 2013 - 12:36I am sorry to say this but Frank Warren is ok for when you are starting out but once you reach a certain level he cannot get you the big fights. As for Ricky Burns, its a real shame this fight is off/postponed because it meant the winner (Burns IMO) would more than likely have fought Broner. I think that those 2 are the leading lightweights in the world so could have us a trilogy if Burns wins!
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Paul Hop
6th March 2013 - 0:03@31 and 32
Not sure who you are both talking about,I only know one Ronald Winky Wright,the link below will tell you who I'm talking about http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=3600&cat=boxer.I have put in a few searches and I can't find another Winky Wright.He actually won 11 world title fights not 7 as I said previously,my mistake. -
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5th March 2013 - 19:40@37 Just watched Warren on Bunce's boxing hour and he couldnt answer some questions. The guy is definitely losing his grip on the young domestic scene.
He looks increasingly bitter that he is used as a stepping stone to the big time, through promoting people so they become well-known, and they leave for the big bucks.
There will be some examples to the contrary, but from the outside looking in -
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5th March 2013 - 16:33So glad I decided not to get tickets for this fight, Warren is now a joke in Boxing. Glad to see Groves join Matchroom, Eddie Hearn is the number 1 promoter these days, Warren only gets bum fights.............
Comment number 36.
5th March 2013 - 16:26@34 you are correct. Nice bloke but never really world class. Remember him getting brutally KOd by David Tua then in his last fight beaten up by David Haye.
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Hello, Marti8a, First, I have to note the timing of your inquiry. I rarely check this Conversations area because it's not on my radar. But I happen to be perusing the regular forums this evening, and just clicked here, for whatever reason. I had to blink a few times at your header... "Is that referring to me?" Thank you for your continued prayers. My friend passed early March. It's been difficult for our community, because she's the first contemporary for many of us who has died. It's heartbreaking on so many levels. But I have found inspiration in her life in many ways, too. Sometimes, when we would talk, I could tell she didn't want to discuss her illness so we'd delve into more trivial things... and she had a way of relishing the seemingly insignificant stuff, too. I recently shared with her kids how she always had time to talk and share and listen, and what a good friend she was. One of them tilted his head and looked at me like, "Oh... she was more than a mom?" I hope they know she was important and inspiring to so many people. (I think they do.) It's odd that I take away from her life that sometimes it's OK to focus on the little details. I often view my time getting caught up in discussions here on GW as a guilty pleasure--and it is--but she would have thought a spirited discussion about sofas or backsplashes have their place in a meaningful life, too. If I spent all my time asking the big questions about why this happened to her and her family, I'd be hopeless. Anyway, I can't express here how wonderful it was to come across your note this evening. Thank you. I hope Badgergal's nephew is doing well. |
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Marti8a, I don't often look at the conversation side of this forum so I apologize for not responding sooner. I am also sorry that I failed to post an update. I am truly touched that you still have my nephew in your thoughts and prayers. I am happy to report that as of now his cancer has disappeared. He needs to be checked every 6 months. The doctors seem quite positive that he will beat this for the long term. At the time my nephew was diagnosed he had just found out that his wife was pregnant with their first child. They were blessed with a beautiful baby girl in December. Just like Peony, I was surprised to see your posting. I see that you posted on April 14th and that was the 9 year anniversary date of my son's death at age 27. He died within 3 months of being diagnosed with colon cancer. I will never forget the doctor telling me that there was nothing more that they could do. I told him maybe there would be miracle cure and he responded that there would be no miracle. I told him that some people had to be the lucky ones and I would continue to hope and pray my son would be one of them. And he could not take my hope away. Even though my son wasn't one of the lucky ones, I still believe in the power of pray. I think your prayers along with everyone else's worked for my nephew. Thank you so much. Peony, I am sorry for loss. What a beautiful friendship you had. I don't know how old her children are but at least they realize now that their mom was more than just a mom. I hope you are able to continue to have a relationship with those children. Marti, if you could add one more person to your prayer list, my best friend's DH just found out that his prostrate cancer has returned after a 2.5 year remission. Thank you again. It's really something to know that a total stranger cares and prays for someone in need. |
I am so glad to hear that your nephew's cancer is gone or in remission. I love adding a praise and thank you when I'm praying through my list. I'm sorry your son wasn't one of the lucky ones too. It's encouraging that you haven't lost faith in the power of prayer. After my brother died, my mother turned away from her faith and her bitterness changed her completely. I too believe in the power of prayer and feel I have been pulled back from death a couple of times. There is nothing worse than being in the hospital thinking the world is going on without you, but then knowing that people are praying for you everyday is a comfort that keeps the despair at bay. Of course I'll pray for your best friend's dh and add him to my list. Please update when you can too. |
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Today's professional textile cleaner may purchase equipment from many excellent manufacturers. He or she also has a tremendous selection of machines to choose from. This month we'll take aim at truck-mounted cleaning systems and how important it is to have an overall comprehensive maintenance program for your equipment.
Remember, all equipment will need to be properly maintained and eventually repaired. This is why it is crucial to buy equipment from manufacturers with a capable dealer network, where technicians are certified and have specialized training to work on the equipment you purchased. A good distributor of cleaning equipment will have the proper repair facility to keep your equipment well maintained and running for years to come. It may be best to purchase your equipment locally, where it will be easy to have the unit serviced.
It goes without saying that formulating a good business relationship with the local distributor who sells and services your equipment should be high up on your "to-do" list. Said distributor may become your best business contact and an actual partner, if you will, who can help grow your business.
In today's competitive business environment, a good distributor can be the difference between success and failure. Remember, most distributors were once professional cleaners and restorers who found excitement through helping other business people become more successful. The repair shop located where you purchase your equipment can really send you, as a potential buyer, silent messages. How clean is the shop? A large parts inventory is necessary, and how busy the shop is can give you a hint of how well you will be taken care of when you bring your machine in for service. When I ran my service company and purchased many machines, service was much more important to me than price.
When a machine did not operate, I counted on my distributor and their excellent repair facility to get that equipment up and running quickly. To be successful in textile cleaning in today's business environment, a cleaning company must create and develop a brand for the company that clearly communicates that their cleaning system leaves the client with a healthy, clean carpet. The cleaning system, including the machine, must attempt to limit the footprint on our environment. In order to send this message, the technician's appearance and the appearance of the truck and equipment cannot be stressed enough. To be competitive you no longer have the option of, "Well, it is a little dirty, but we can take care of it next week." Procrastination and not moving forward with your education relates directly to poor business practices, and creates an inferior brand doomed to failure.
As professionals we realize more than ever the way contractors keep and maintain their tools and equipment is a gateway to their inner soul, while demonstrating their pride and love for their trade or craft. Professionals exhibit pride and honor by keeping equipment spotless and always in top-performing condition. There is nothing worse – next to a stick in the eye – than downtime on equipment to zap your energy and create an all-around negative tone for the day or days you are down and cannot work. It is well known that cleanliness and good maintenance practices are common among the most successful textile cleaners. The appearance of your equipment presents your company's image before the wand even touches the carpet.
The maintenance schedule for your machine can be found in your owner's manual. If you do not have an owner's manual, many times it can be downloaded to your computer from the manufacturer. Following the maintenance chart provided by the manufacturer will reduce downtime, lower repair bills and reduce lost wages in addition to promoting development of a killer brand and delivering an exceptional cleaning experience. In my experience, the majority of machine manufacturers provide a maintenance log, which keeps track of your planned maintenance on your specific piece of equipment. Always record the date and machine hours in the log. Many manufacturers will need a copy of your maintenance log to handle warranty issues. For a mechanic, it is definitely a lot easier to repair a well-maintained machine than one that is dirty and exhibits a lack of proper maintenance.
Everyone wants a piece of equipment that never breaks down. Let's face it: when the machine is not running, you are not making money. Proper maintenance and inspections are the keys to the longevity and reliability of your unit. Dedicate some time every day before the equipment leaves the shop to check vital fluids and to look for any leaks or drips that may lead to a larger problem or an image-busting situation. It is a good idea to schedule some time every week to thoroughly clean the unit. A good weekly cleaning will allow you to find any new leaks or other concerns that may crop up during the course of the week, and allow time to schedule for these repairs. During this time, a quick inspection of the drive, pressure, electrical and vacuum systems of your unit will alert you to any possible image busting situations before they shut you down on a job. If your company consists of multiple employees using multiple pieces of equipment, it may be a good idea to make a list to be kept with the truck of issues that come up during the week. A dependable, clean and well-maintained unit presents your professional image to your customer as soon as you arrive.
Dump tanks can be a sour subject. Oh, the smell! A rinse at the end of the day with a garden hose, and allow it to air dry, will keep a new tank clean and fresh smelling for years. The rinse also reduces oxidation that can develop in some tanks prolonging the life of the tank. You get all of this and a truck with no odor all for the price of a daily rinse. Your customers will love you for this.
Hard-water deposits can cause heat-related failures. Calcium and lime collect in the heat exchangers, high-pressure hoses and manifolds throughout the machine. This white residue can plug once-free-flowing heat exchanger tubes, solution lines, wands, etc. There are really two ways to combat this problem. The first would be run an acid solution through the machine. This process is commonly called de-scaling. The acid used in this process is strong enough to eat through calcium and lime. The acid also removes small particles of brass, copper, steel, rubber and almost every other material inside your machine thus shortening the life of these parts, which can contribute to downtime and repair costs.
The other way to combat this issue is to install a water softener and to keep the water softener properly maintained. The bottom line is, we want no calcium and lime to enter the unit at all. Any of these materials entering the unit can start to build up on the inside of your machine and eventually, the need to de-scale. A properly maintained water softener will eliminate the need to de-scale and reduce the cost of chemicals used per job. Soft water requires less chemical to achieve the same results.
The following is a general maintenance schedule for most truck mount slide in units and direct drive units; keep in mind that truckmount manufacturers have defined maintenance schedules. The following is not all-inclusive to all machines, and different manufacturers recommend specialized maintenance practices depending on the specific unit you purchased. The maintenance guide listings here will help keep your machine in top running condition, but always be sure to contact your local dealer or distributor of your equipment with repair and maintenance issues.
Check Daily
- Engine oil
- Garden hose screen/clean
- Empty waste tank inlet filter
- Visually look for oil leaks, water leaks, loose or damaged wiring
- Inspect vacuum tank/check vacuum drain/clean
- Clean and inspect wand/check vacuum slot for debris
- Lubricate blower inlet/check manufacturer for proper oil
- Check and clean auto pump out if you have one
- Clean outside of unit
Check Weekly
- Belts
- Heat exchanger
- Hose and fittings
- Electrical system
- Check high-pressure pump oil
- Check pulley for pump
- Clean vacuum tank
Check MonthlyM
- Change engine oil and filter
- Check engine air cleaner/clean as necessary
- Clean battery connections
- On direct drive, grease driveshaft U joints
- Check fuel filter/clean
- Scale deposits; may have to de-scale your machine/check your area for hard water
Check Quarterly
- Change blower oil
- Change pump oil
- Grease blower fittings
- Check fuel lines/especially near rotating parts
- Check vehicle wiring harness
- On CDS machines check blower mountings (i.e., fasteners)
- Grease driveshaft spline if so equipped
- Grease power pack pillow block bearings on CDS
- On slide-in units check spark plugs; replace every 200 hours
Implementing a maintenance schedule will help develop that killer image we strive to achieve. In addition, you will increase profits and gain the respect of your clients. With proper maintenance there will be no time for downtime.
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When I was recently in Panama, I had the pleasure of drinking fresh tamarind juice, which was amazing and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. Anyone know where in Toronto I can find tamarind juice (NOT tamarind paste, which seems to taste a lot more tart), or of any techniques to make the juice from fresh tamarind?


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Alex Proyas' Hugely Ambitious 'Paradise Lost' Gets Its Wings Clipped, Project Reportedly Cancelled
Movie News By Kate Erbland on February 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentNever let it be said that director Alex Proyas didn't have a tremendous vision for his big screen adaptation of John Milton's epic poem of the same name, but that same ambition appears to be what has sunk Paradise Lost for good. Reports are now coming in from various outlets that the project, with a huge budget that already exceeded $120m and a vision that included technology that, as Variety's Jeff Sneider puts it, "wasn't there," has been killed by Legendary Pictures. Proyas was hired for the gig back in September of 2010 and, since then, had gathered an impressive and up-and-coming cast for the epic tale of angelic battles, including Bradley Cooper, Benjamin Walker, Casey Affleck, Djimon Hounsou, Diego González Boneta, and Camilla Belle. The film's shooting schedule was already moved from January to early this summer, but that's all moot now that the film has been scrapped entirely.
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Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on September 22, 2011 | Comments (1)The big screen adapation of John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost" appears to be rounding out its cast in a big (and fast) way. Alex Proyas's film already has Bradley Cooper and Ben Walker (soon to be seen as Honest Abe in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter) set to square off as the archangels Lucifer and Michael, with Djimon Hounsou on board as Abdiel (the angel of death, for those of you unfamiliar with your angels). Now Variety reports that the film may have also locked in its Gabriel, Adam, and Eve. The outlet reports that Casey Affleck is in negotiations for the role of Gabriel. The archangel is traditionally the one who communicates with humans and is sent from God to do so. He's also the one who blows the trumpet that kicks off the end of time and the Last Judgment. He's a fun dude! Jeff Sneider and Justin Kroll of Variety have also revealed that Diego González Boneta (a relative unknown who will next star in Rock of Ages) and Camilla Belle may join the cast as Adam and Eve. The first report says that Belle has been officially offered her role and that Boneta is the "front-runner" for his possible job.
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Lillian M. Wood
WEST HAVEN Lillian Mary (Corey) Wood, 67, of West Haven passed away Wednesday morning, May 8, 2013, at the Rutland Regional Medical Center following a brief illness
She was born in Sharon, VT, on September 30, 1945, the daughter of Clifford B. and Ruth (Brown) Corey.
She was educated in East Granville and then, later, Randolph schools.
Lillian married Robert N. Wood on June 8, 1963, and together they had four sons.
She was a Grange member for 18 years, and also belonged to FCE Circle of Friends for 33 years.
Lillian liked to sew and attend numerous craft shows. Also, she had a love for gardening and mowing the lawn. A special day for Lillian was having a family get-together with lots of food and laughter.
Survivors include her husband of almost 50 years, Robert of West Haven; three sons and their families, Robert Wood and his wife Jeanne of Whiting, Ronald Wood and his companion Lisa Ladd of West Haven, and Ryan Wood and his wife Becky of East Poultney; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; a sister Betty Bacon and her husband Fred of East Poultney; one niece Kathy Burnell and her family of Poultney; three nephews John Corey and family of Washington, Alan Brown and family, and Clifford Corey and family of Oregon.
He was predeceased by a son Randy Wood in 1984, her father, her mother Ruth I. Barnes, her stepfather Howard Barnes, and two brothers Allyn Corey and Glenn Corey.
There will be no public calling hours or funeral service. A private burial will be held at a later date in West Haven Cemetery.
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Memorial contributions may be made, in lieu of flowers, to the West Haven Fire Department, c/o Durfee Funeral Home, PO Box 86, Fair Haven, VT 05743.
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Sam Collins and Andy Monkhouse are staying at Hartlepool for the 2013/14 campaign.
Pools, who were relegated from League One this season, have exercised options in the duo's contracts to keep them at Victoria Park for another 12 months.
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10. Bel Air, Calif., 90077
- Median list price: $2.82 million
- Year-over-year change: 16.4%
Based on home-price data provided by Realtor.com, 24/7 Wall St. identified the 10 U.S. ZIP Codes with the highest average listing price for the month of September. Realtor.com also provided September values, as well as one-year and one-month changes in list prices, median age of inventory and total number of homes listed. To reflect local economic measures, 24/7 Wall St. identified school districts within each ZIP Code, and obtained data from the U.S. Census Bureau on income, poverty and educational attainment for 2010, the most recent available data for these areas. So here are the most expensive neighborhoods in America.
In Bel Air, at left great views from the hills above Sunset Boulevard command a hefty price tag. Media rooms are a must-have because many locals work in what's known as "the industry," meaning Hollywood. One current listing is a $29.9 million property that boasts 20,000 square feet in a "glorious, gated and private compound." In ritzy Bel Air, it's not enough to own a pool, you also need to have a cabana. Between August and September, median list price in the 90077 ZIP Code shot up more than 16%, while prices across the U.S. rose by less than 1%.
9. Greenwich, Conn., 06831
- Median list price: $2.9 million
- Year-over-year change: 16.1%
Greenwich has catered to many affluent homeowners dating back to its inception in 1640. And while a handful of current listings top $20 million, there are also a number of entry-level family homes available for under $1 million, something unseen in other communities on this list. No doubt, size is a leveling factor: Greenwich has a population of 61,171 according to the 2010 census. Still the majority of the Greenwich region is extremely wealthy. In 2010, 43.9% of households in the Greenwich School District earned $200,000 or more, compared with 4.2% of households nationwide.
Santa Barbara, Calif., 93108
- Median list price: $3.19 million
- Year-over-year change: 2.9%
That Montecito is a 90-minute drive from Hollywood isn't lost on the dozens of celebrities that claim this 9-square-mile suburb of Santa Barbara as home. Like a trendy restaurant with a line around the block, Montecito could probably fill a waiting list of wealthy people who want to move to its ocean-cooled climate (possibly to live near Oprah). The area is also a retirement destination — more than one in four residents were over the age of 65 in 2010. A slight decrease in homes for sale compared with 2011 isn't helping to satisfy potential buyers.
7. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., 92067
- Median list price: $3.29 million
- Year-over-year change: 13.5%
This unincorporated part of San Diego County boasts some of the highest earning families in the country, but it has a relatively small population of just 3,117, according to the 2010 census. That type of exclusivity has drawn its share of wealthy and famous residents, including singer Janet Jackson and actress Geena Davis, among many others. One $40 million home currently for sale in "The Ranch," as it is known, epitomizes the appeal: eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms, 16,000 square feet and various ponds and waterfalls home to koi fish, according to Realtor.com.
6. Beverly Hills, Calif., 90210
- Median list price: $3.75 million
- Year-over-year change: 17.2%
In a town named Beverly Hills, it may be surprising to learn that most of its denizens actually live in the "flats." Not surprisingly, the most expensive homes are ones with great views. Beverly Hills has been glamorized or satirized in TV shows such as "90210" and "Beverly Hillbillies," and movies such as "Pretty Woman" and "Beverly Hills Cop." But these days it may be best known for extremely high-end shopping and restaurants on Rodeo Drive. Inventory remains an issue for buyers looking at this market.
5. Atherton, Calif., 94027
- Median list price: $4.3 million
- Year-over-year change: -4.5%
Atherton has the feel of an exclusive club where membership costs continue to soar as prospective members wait to pounce on the next mansion that comes up for sale. Silicon Valley initial public offerings have helped fuel sales and the town has made a strong postrecession recovery. Unlike some affluent neighborhoods on this list, Atherton boasts exceptional public schools that help offset the San Francisco Bay area's notoriously high cost of living. Median income in the greater bay area in 2010 was $71,975, more than $20,000 higher than the national average.
4. Woody Creek, Colo., 81656
- Median list price: $4.93 million
- Year-over-year change: 26.4%
Visitors may find it difficult to believe that this once-rustic part of Northwest Colorado, located near the posh community of Aspen, is centered around an eponymously named tavern where Hunter S. Thompson held court. In recent decades, the presence of other iconoclastic artists, including rock stars, has further strengthened property values. Inventory has held steady since last year, and home prices continue their steep ascent, rising by 26.44% between September 2011 and September 2012.
3. New York City, 10013
- Median list price: $5.1 million
- Year-over-year change: N/A
New York neighborhoods in this ZIP Code, which include Greenwich Village and TriBeCa, are home to some of the nation's best jazz clubs and feature many stately homes built more than 100 years ago and condos priced at the top of the market. Demand is so high for this once-Bohemian neighborhood that some one-bedroom apartments command $1 million or more. Some buildings in the area were damaged following Sandy, which could mean that inventory may get even tighter.
Ross, Calif., 94957
- Median list price: $5.3 million
- Year-over-year change: 73.6^
Ross residents cherish the comforts of living in one of the nation's wealthiest enclaves, but one service they don't have is mail delivery directly to their homes — they must pick up letters at the local post office. Still, it's not a long walk — and an easy drive in a Range Rover — as the town is only 1.6 square miles and the downtown, known as Ross Commons, is within easy reach. Like other towns and neighborhoods on this list, limited housing inventory is pushing up prices, which rose 73.61% between September 2011 and September 2012.
Alpine, N.J., 07620
- Median list price: $6.7 million
- Year-over-year change: 41.1%
Alpine residents may feel secure behind their iron-gated entrances, but they did not escape Sandy's wrath, which knocked out power through much of the town and across Northern New Jersey. Mayor Paul Tomasko reported that the storm damaged many homes, but residents of this ultra-upscale enclave are likely to begin restoration efforts immediately. It's not surprising that a town with so many celebrities, including Stevie Wonder, Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock, enjoys a very low crime rate. It's easy to understand the appeal of Alpine, which is located just 15 miles from midtown Manhattan. Median household income in the area's Tenafly Borough School District, was more than $125,000 in 2010, more than double the U.S. average.
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Iomin introduced a theoretical evaluation of the effect of a standard treatment known as tumour-treating-field (TTF) on the speed of development of a type of brain tumor called glioma. To do so, he adapted a well-established model -- the so-called fractal comb model, which looks like the regularly spaced teeth of a comb -- based on a mathematical approach called fractional calculus. This model is based on the hypothesis that TTF treatment had limited efficiency in the outer region and would only be effective on the inner part of the tumour, which is characterised by a higher proliferation rate of cancer cells.
By contrast, the peripheral part of the tumor is characterised by high migration and low proliferation rates of cancer cells. In his second model, the author considered glioma cancer as a composite of cancer cells and normal tissue cells. Each cell type exhibits a distinctive polarisation by an electric field, following a pattern similar to fractal geometry. He established a model reflecting the difference between the two types of cells and applied fractal calculus to their geometry. Iomin suggested that because of the fractal nature of cancer cells the TTF treatment might be enhanced at certain frequencies. As a result, the cancer cells' plasma membrane permeability would irreversibly increase, which could lead to their demise. This approach may constitute an effective non-invasive method for treating brain cancer.


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I'm going to have to disagree with you Rosa. Raised beds are very easily made out of palletts, which are free and easy to come by and very realistic for the average persons garden/wallet, I should know, I'm one of them.
The point I was trying to make is that whilst Monty might have been doing things "with money no object" it was still inspiring, You can do the same in your own garden for a fraction of the cost. I don't believe that you have to dig 3 foot with a mini digger to lay a path and I also know that you don't have to numerous skip to take the soil away. I've landscaped my own garden last year. Most of the garden is built from free recyled stuff
I'm too young to have watched Geoff Hamiliton on GW, time and people move on
I think Monty was showing a "professional job" with the path, if he didn't that would have been also wrong. It did look good though.
I think the brick path he was showing was a job that you would pay a lot of money for and would last you a life time. If you wanted to do it yourself then I know the cost would be a lot less. A lot bricks yes, but no need in my opinion for that much extra cost.
As for the raised beds,they are easily made out of palletts, free if you want to go and get them.
I have loads of that of creeping buttercup, hate it. I do try and dig it out but also I will have spates of painting weedkiller on it with a paint brush, does the job. Time consuming but it is effective and doesn't affect other plants.
Hello David, I would agree with others suggestions to widen the beds, maybe introduce a curvier feel rather than straight lines, just to add some contrast to the eye.
Yes absolutley climbers on the fence would be a great addition.
Looks like you have a blank canvas to play with, have fun. Think about what plants you like and want.
I would agree with above, and also snapdragons, rudebekias, cornflowers and calendulas. All easy to grow from seed. It is lovely to have flowers that you have grown in the house.
Hiya anne, I didn't used to label every plant thinking that I would remember what they were............I know now that this doesn't work. People on here are very good at identifying plants from a picture.
All my penstemons have survived the Winter since I planted them out. I did cut some of them back last weekend, to encourage growth further down the stems. Checked them today and all ok.
I don't buy a lot online, probably because I grow most of my plants from seed, which I do buy from time to time online. You probably do get more choice and variety from online buying though. MIght be good if you were after something particular. I have used T&M for their "free plants offer" once I got over the shock re how small they were, I was happy with them.
Hello everyone,been to a seed swop/very cheap sale today and came back with this amongst other things.
The guy on the stall didn't know the name of it but it grows to be a big plant/shrub, has a flower spire bit like nettles he said.
The leaves are quite furry and soft to touch, bit like bunny/lambs ears but not quite as furry.
He also said that it does best in full shade but he has made divisions of it and planted them in partial shade and they have adapted.
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Prague Transport
Prague has a cheap and efficient public transport system consisting of an integrated network of buses, trams, metro and a funicular on Petrin Hill. The historic centre is compact and pedestrian-only, but trams offer an inexpensive way of seeing the rest of the city, and there are plenty of metro stations in the centre. Tram lines criss-cross the centre and are the best way to get around, after the metro. Buses need rarely be used, as they tend to operate outside the centre and are more irregular. After midnight trams and buses offer a limited service, usually every hour. Tickets are valid on all modes of public transport, but must be bought in advance and validated before each journey. A number of travel passes are also available; these are the best way to avoid the hassle of different single tickets and need only be stamped once at the start.
Prague is inundated with dishonest, unregistered taxi drivers who attempt to rip off tourists. It's best to book taxis over the phone and demand a receipt for the fare before setting out. ProfiTaxi or AAA Taxi are the most reputable companies. A car is unnecessary since much of the city is pedestrianised, parking is a major problem and vehicle crime is rife. Car rental is also expensive.
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Combine marshmallow sandwiches, bananas and whipped topping to create a heavenly masterpiece. Keep pudding cool until ready to serve.
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Cook pudding mix and 4 cups milk in a saucepan according to package directions. Remove pan from heat; let stand 10 minutes. Whisk in sour cream; let stand until pudding thickens.
Pour half of pudding into a 2-quart baking dish. Layer about 40 chocolate-marshmallow sandwich wedges evenly over pudding. Top evenly with banana slices and remaining half of pudding. Top with whipped topping. Arrange remaining sandwich wedges around outer edge of dish. Cover and chill at least 2 hours or overnight.
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Apple iOS 6 Smartphones Apple iOS 6 video preview With over 200 new features, iOS 6 is set land on an Apple device near you as of September 19. Want to know more? Check out the video 14 September 2012
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Johnny Depp is to produce and star in the film adaptation of Hunter S Thompson's autobiographical novel 'The Rum Diary'. Thompson wrote the book – which is loosely based on his time in the 1950s working as a journalist in Puerto Rico – in 1959 but it was not published until 1998.
Oscar-winning producer Graham King's GK Films has acquired the rights to the book, which King will produce with Depp for Warner Independent Pictures.
Depp will also star as Paul Kemp, a journalist writing for a rundown newspaper in San Juan alongside a motley self-destructive crew. Bruce Robinson ('Withnail & I') is writing the adapted screenplay and will direct. [source]
WASHINGTON: Actor Johnny Depp has reportedly bought a penthouse loft at the newly converted Eastern Columbia building for a whopping 2 million dollars.
The pad is in the apartment which is considered to be the most beautiful of Los Angeles' historic buildings, and the finest surviving example of Art Deco following the 1969 destruction of Richfield Tower.
Sources have revealed that the Pirates of Caribbean star's penthouse has private decks, and gives full views of downtown and the San Bernardino Mountains.
Some forty odd years ago a soap opera began its run, which would eventually take it to 1245 episodes by the time it went off the air in 1971. But this was no garden variety soap opera. This was "Dark Shadows".
According to trade magazine Variety, via Filmstalker, Johnny Depp's production company Infinitum-Nihil, GK Films, and Warner Bros. have signed a deal with the estate of the late Dan Curtis, and secured the rights to develop a feature film based on the show. Depp and Graham King will produce with David Kennedy, who ran Dan Curtis Prods. until Curtis' death. There's no word on who would direct, and indeed no word on whether Mr Depp would take on the signature role of Barnabas Collins himself. But it would seem the obvious choice, especially considering his personal attachment to the character:
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Serves 4
- a 1 1/2-pound eggplant, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon coarse salt
- 5 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 pound rotelle (wagon wheel pasta)
- 2 red bell peppers, roasted and chopped
- 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted golden
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh parsley leaves
- 1/4 cup fresh basil leaves, washed well, spun dry, and finely shredded
- 1 garlic clove, chopped and mashed to a paste with 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon sugar
- 1 1/2 tablespoons red-wine vinegar
Preheat oven to 300°F.
In a large colander set over a bowl toss eggplant with salt and let stand 1 hour.
Rinse eggplant under cold water and gently squeeze by handfuls to remove excess liquid. Transfer eggplant to a large jelly-roll and toss with 2 tablespoons oil. Roast eggplant in middle of oven, shaking pan occasionally, until tender and golden, about 45 minutes, and cool.
In a 4-quart kettle bring 2 quarts salted water to a boil for pasta.
In a large bowl stir together eggplant, bell peppers, pine nuts, parsley, and basil.
In a small bowl whisk together garlic, sugar, vinegar, and salt and pepper to taste. Add remaining 3 tablespoons oil in a stream, whisking, and whisk until emulsified.
Add pasta to boiling water and boil, stirring occasionally, until al dente. In colander drain pasta and rinse under cold water. Add pasta to eggplant mixture and drizzle with dressing.


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John Stossel posts at Reason, that he's annoyed that so many Hollywood celebrities hate the system that made them rich.
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Ronald Bailey at Reason writes that the annual U.N. climate change meetings are always all about money.
Stimulating Green Electric Dreams: Lobbying, Cronyism and Section 1705
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The first incarnation of this store, featuring Peter England's luxuriously soft knitwear, ran from 1977 to 1986, in a different location. But the new shop is just as much a pleasure. Co-owners (and mother-daughter team) Nancy and Kari England have brought a stylish new modernity to the label; though the styles—including striped boatneck sweaters, pastel-colored polos, hooded pullovers, and chunky cardigans—are still classic, they're now made from plush, exotically sourced materials like French silk and Japanese bamboo.
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Accidental overdose of pain medication tops calls to Upstate New York Poison Center
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Accidental overdosing of pain medications was one of the top reasons adults called the Upstate New York Poison Center in 2007.
More than five adults each day, or 1,275, called the center out of concern over taking too many pain medications or analgesics, the center reported today.
"One of the reasons we're overdosing on pain medication is because of consumer confusion," said Gail Banach, education director of the Upstate New York Poison Center. "Few people understand that the cough and cold medicine they take also contains a pain medication. By taking additional pain pills, we're multi-dosing."
Banach said accidental overdosing is also caused when individuals double up on a prescription medicine because they have missed a dose. If it's an over-the-counter medicine, many are inclined to take more then the recommended dosage, because they think it is less harmful. "Call the pharmacist or physician before you start down this road," she said. "The risk of taking too much medication is too significant."
While an overdose of non-narcotic analgesics can be life-threatening, Banach said most symptoms of pain relievers are often not immediately apparent. When contacting the Poison Center for a possible overdose of pain medication, Banach said, it is imperative that callers know the medications they have taken and the amount ingested. "Having this information will help us determine whether the poisoning can be managed at home or if one needs to get to an emergency room," she said.
Banach said that while pain relievers topped the list of calls, accidental overdosing of prescription drugs, such as sedatives or hypnotics, antidepressants and cardiovascular drugs, accounted for 62 percent of the calls seeking information for individuals over the age of 19.
Half of all calls to the poison center about children under the age of 6 were for ingesting cosmetics, cleaning products and plants. Banach said much of these situations could be managed at home with the help of the Poison Center.
About 30 percent of all child poisonings were a result of children getting access to medications, both over-the-counter and prescription drugs.
Banach urged parents to keep all medications out of reach of children, but also out of their line of sight. If possible, Banach recommends that adults not take medicine in front of their child. "Children like to mimic their parents in every way, from playing dress-up to taking the pills that mom and dad take."
The best way to keep your child safe from poisonings is to prevent poisonings from happening in the first place. "This is true not just for medications, but also for all potentially hazardous substances," Banach said. "We continue to see many calls related to children who have opened a poisonous product like drain cleaner or bleach that was left in an unlocked cabinet under the sink."
The Upstate New York Poison Center, which serves 34 counties in eastern and central New York is a regional, certified center of the American Association of Poison Control Centers and is affiliated with SUNY Upstate Medical University. Last year, the Poison Center handled more than 28,000 exposure calls and 7,000 information-only calls.
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Japan's Daiichi Sankyo Co.'s relinquishing control of Indian drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. marks one more disappointment for Japanese companies seeking growth through foreign acquisitions. Read More »
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Japan's Daiichi Sankyo Co.'s relinquishing control of Indian drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. marks one more disappointment for Japanese companies seeking growth through foreign acquisitions. Read More »
When Francois-Xavier Roger joined Japan's biggest pharmaceutical company as chief financial officer in September, he was captivated by a charismatic leader with grand global ambitions.
A big surprise awaited the French executive just two months later: the announcement of a new boss.
Takeda Pharmaceutical President Yasuchika Hasegawa, who had been heading the drug giant for a decade, called a sudden news conference in late November to reveal that he had picked an executive of GlaxoSmithKline to take his place as president– another Frenchman.
Christophe Weber, who currently heads the British drug maker's vaccine business, is scheduled to become president in June after shareholder approval while Mr. Hasegawa will become chairman and serve as interim CEO until the transition is complete.
The move underlines how management teams are becoming more international as Japanese firms ramp up their overseas buying, with the resulting need to merge the different cultures of acquired companies. Read More »
Marking one of the few grim spots in Japan's soaring stock market, shares of Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. dropped nearly 10% in Tokyo trading Friday morning as it shocked investors with a huge miss in earnings and a disappointing outlook for the year ahead.
The dismal performance of Japan's biggest drug maker also raises alarm bells on its aggressive overseas drive with its president admitting it had miscalculated costs linked to its $13.7 billion purchase of Swiss drug-maker Nycomed. Read More »
Japan's top drug maker doesn't appear to be backing off its buying spree, even after it pulled off a $13.7 billion purchase of Swiss drug maker Nycomed last year.
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. said Friday it will acquire privately held U.S. biopharmaceutical firm LigoCyte Pharmaceuticals Inc. for an upfront payment of $60 million as it looks to expand its global footprint in the vaccine business.
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San Jose Sharks vs. the Dallas Stars at HP Pavilion in San Jose
Led by Joe Pavelski's two goals, the San Jose Sharks shut out the Dallas Stars 3-0 at HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif., on Saturday, March 31, 2012. The Sharks are currently the No. 8 and final seed in the Western Conference standings, the win giving them a playoff push.
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United StatesSouth CarolinaPendleton County
- From 1800 to 1826 this Pendleton County was also known by the alias of Pendleton District.
- Not to be confused with Pendleton District, the overarching district that included the subordinate Greenville County, and subordinate Pendleton County from 1798 to 1800.
Pendleton County was created in 1789 from formerly Cherokee Indian lands. At first it included all of present-day Anderson County, Oconee County, and Pickens County.[1]
The overarching Washington District created in 1791 included this subordinate Pendleton County. The name of this overarching district was changed to Pendleton District in 1798. [2] Compare the 1791 South Carolina map and the 1799 South Carolina Map. In 1800 South Carolina abolished overarching administrative court districts like Pendleton District, and switched to the county-only concept.
The remaining Pendleton County survived until 1826 when it was split into Anderson County and Pickens County. At that time the Pendleton County name was extinguished.
For documents of people who lived in Pendleton County look for:
- 1789 to 1800 papers filed in Pickensville, the District and County Seat
- 1800 to 1826 papers filed in Pendleton (town), the Count Seat 1800 to 1826.
- ↑ "A History of Pendleton County" in Carolana at http://www.carolana.com/SC/Counties/pendleton_county_sc.html (accessed 7 May 2011).
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Beldin Deluxe Mobile Sewing Desk with Back and Side Extensions
Item # HN-LHD1246- A complete sewing desk with tons of fold-out extra working surface
- Side and rear table extensions with locking casters makes for a spacious cutting table
- American Oak-finish melamine surface is easy to clean
- Pull-out drawers and sewing machine and case cubby storage
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This sewing desk is the perfect craft room desk. Lots of room for tools and supplies, a perfect closed cabinet for my sewing machine and it opend up to a hugh cutting/work surface. It comes in a lot of pieces but my very handy husband had no trouble. The first package was missing a couple of pieces but the customer service staff were great and sent me out a new package with no problem
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This desk was a nightmare. Many of the pieces were such poor quality that we had 2 replacement desks sent. The wood veneers were glued on crooked. Many of the pieces had deep scratches in them. We kept trying to find the best quality pieces out of the 3 different desks we were sent until we finally hung the cabinet door. The screw holes for the door were not positioned correctly so the door did not hang straight. The bottom of the door scraped the bottom of the cabinet. It would have eventually worn a groove in the bottom shelf. Also, the desk is not solid. You could move the desk top back and forth so I am sure it vibrates with the sewing machine running. In addition, some of the directions for construction were not correct. I am very experienced with putting furniture together, and I assure you the problems we had were not due to "user error". We finally sent the whole thing back, after wasting two weeks and over 16 hours constructing. The one bright note, the people at Hayneedle were very nice and give excellent customer service. I will buy from Hayneedle again, just not another Belkin product. Hope this review gets posted, as it is the second review we have written and the first is not posted.
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Beautiful butterflies and flowers will come to life on your tabletop with this gorgeous Bouquet De Fleur pattern. The brightly colored vase is covered in a large flower and butterfly design.
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Real Pickles
From a Private Business to Worker-owned Co-op
How can an owner sell a growing, highly profitable business to the workers when they can't pay what the business is worth? With our help, Real Pickles raised $500,000 in just two month through a Direct Public Offering, or DPO, in which it sold non-voting preferred stock to investors in Vermont and Massachusetts. Real Pickles was able to convert to a worker-owned co-op — instead of leaving the business, the former owners became equal co-owners, with more time for life. Read a detailed case study.
Quimper Mercantile
Community Demand Creates a Community Business
When a Port Townsend, WA, store closed, it left a gaping need for basic goods. Committed to shopping locally and fostering economic vitality in their community, a diverse group of residents opened Quimper Mercantile Co. with nearly $750,000 in proceeds from a DPO in which common stock was sold to Washington residents. Many Port Townsend and Washington residents bought stock not just for themselves, but for their grandchildren. Now that's an investment in the future! Learn more.
People's Community Market
Non-profit/Business Partnership Thrives By Meeting Community Needs
For more than 11 years, the nonprofit People's Grocery of West Oakland has received national recognition for its many creative efforts to provide access to fresh produce, affordable groceries, and education about nutrition to a neighborhood of 25,000 people with no real grocery store. Out of this has grown People's Community Market, which is using a DPO to raise $1.2 million to open a new, high-quality grocery store in the neighborhood. Investors purchased non-voting preferred stock with an annual 3% cumulative dividend. The corporation is not required to pay dividends or redeem stock for the first seven years of the investment. Investors also received a discount card that they can use at the store when it opens. The minimum investment was $1,000. Learn more.
Farm Fresh to You
Loyal Customers Turn into Funders for a Cherished Organic Business
Farm Fresh to You, a much-loved family farm and CSA that delivers organic produce to customers throughout California, used a DPO to create a "Green Loan Program." Through the program, investors purchase promissory notes with a variable interest rate that is tied to current market rates. Interest on the notes is paid in credits toward organic produce rather than in cash. An investor that moves out of the company's service area can be paid a cash return at one percent less than the variable rate. Farm Fresh to You renews its permit every year so that it can use the Green Loan Program as a permanent source of capital. So far, it has raised approximately $2 million. Learn more.