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Men's Cross Country Under the direction of co-head coaches Brian Diemer and Al Hoekstra, the Calvin men's cross country team captured an unprecedented 19th straight MIAA title this fall, taking first place at the MIAA Championships. At the MIAA Champion-ships, Calvin took seven of the top eight spots and posted a perfect score of 15 points. Junior Tim Finnegan (Los Alamos, N.M.) led the way with a first-place time of 24:51. He was later named the MIAA's Most Valuable Runner and earned a spot on the All-MIAA first team for the third straight year. Following Finnegan were junior Harrison Jorritsma (Beamsville, Ont.) in second place, freshman Jed Christiansen (Greenville, Pa.) in third, sophomore Bill Reynolds (Newtown Square, Pa.) in fourth, sophomore Jon Gries (King of Prussia, Pa.) in fifth, sophomore Tad Hulst (Zeeland, Mich.) in seventh and senior Tyler Zwagerman (Holland, Mich.) in eighth. Jorritsma, Christiansen, Reynolds, Gries, Hulst and Zwagerman joined Finnegan on the All-MIAA first team.
The Knights then captured their 10th straight Great Lakes Regional crown to advance to the NCAA III Championships for the 21st time in school history, which ranks fifth on the all-time NCAA III list. At the regional, Calvin put six runners in the top 35 to post a first-place score of 46 points, with Finnegan leading the way with a first-place time of 24:14, as he became the seventh individual in Calvin men's cross country history to win a regional title. Christiansen took sixth place (24:45), Jorritsma 12th (25:00), Gries 13th (25:07), Reynolds 14th (25:13), Hulst 21st (25:34) and Zwagerman 37th (25:59). For his efforts, Finnegan was named the Great Lakes Regional Athlete of the Year and also landed a spot on the Great Lakes All-Region team. Christiansen, Jorritsma, Gries, Reynolds and Hulst joined him on the All-Region team.
At the national meet, Calvin took second place to extend its string of top-four national finishes to eight straight years. Finnegan took third at the national meet to earn All-American honors for the third straight year. Also collecting All-American honors for Calvin were Jorritsma (34th place) and Christiansen (35th place). Rounding out Calvin's finishers were Gries in 56th overall and a time of 26:49.2, Reynolds at 73rd overall and a time of 26:57.9, Zwagerman 82nd at 27:03.6 and Hulst in 118th with a time of 27:25.9.
Women's Cross Country After seeing its string of 16 straight MIAA titles snapped in 2004, the Calvin women's cross country team returned to the top of the MIAA standings this fall, winning the MIAA title with a first-place score of 22 points at the MIAA Championships. The Knights were led by veteran head coach Nancy Meyer. Calvin junior Lydia Singer (Wilmington, Del.) took first place at the conference championships and was named the MIAA's Most Valuable Runner. She also earned a spot on the All-MIAA first team and was joined on the first team from Calvin by junior Laura Holtrop (Derwood, Md.), sophomore Christina Overbeck (Seattle, Wash.), senior Lindsay Rooney (Denver, Colo.) and freshman Calah Schlabach (St. Michael's, Ariz.). Calvin freshmen Kelly Edwards (Grand Blanc, Mich.) and Emily Arkus (Tinley Park, Ill.) were named to the All-MIAA second team.
At the Great Lakes Regional meet, Calvin took second place with a team score of 105 points, earning a trip to the NCAA III Championships for the 16th time in school history, which ranks fourth on the NCAA III list. Singer was Calvin's top individual finisher at the regional, placing 11th with a time of 21:46. Next was junior Camille Medema (Grand Rapids, Mich.) in 16th place with a time of 22:01. Rooney came in third for the Knights and 22nd overall, with a time of 22:16.6. Holtrop and Overbeck finished in 27th and 29th place overall while Schlabach and Edwards were 36th and 43rd. Singer, Medema, Rooney, Holtrop and Overbeck earned spots on the Great Lakes All-Region team.
At the national meet hosted by Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio, Calvin placed 17th with a team score of 419 points. Singer was Calvin's top individual finisher, placing 68th with a time of 23:34.
Men's Golf Under the direction of first-year head coach Brian Bolt, the Calvin men's golf team took fifth in the final MIAA standings. The Knights were led by junior Jeff TenBrink (Kalamazoo, Mich.), who took seventh in the final MIAA individual standings with a season average of 75.6 strokes per round. TenBrink's average was a new Calvin single-season record, breaking the previous mark of 76.0 strokes per round set by Phil Rietema in 2003. TenBrink also earned a spot on the All-MIAA second team. Freshman Brad Tindall (Vicksburg, Mich.) also cracked the top 15 in the MIAA individual standings, placing 14th with an average of 78.4 strokes per round.
Women's Golf Led by head coach Jerry Bergsma, the Calvin women's golf team took eighth place in the final MIAA standings. Senior Annie Huizenga (Hudsonville, Mich.) led the Knights throughout the year, finishing seventh in the final MIAA individual standings with an average of 86.2 strokes per round. Her average was a new Calvin single-season record, breaking her own school mark by more than three strokes. Earlier in the fall, Huizenga captured medalist honors at the Calvin-Hope Invita-tional for the second straight year, firing a round of 81 at the Thornapple Pointe Golf Club. Huizenga also earned a spot on the All-MIAA second team.
Senior Margaret Tassaro (Carnegie, Pa.) was Calvin's second-best finisher, placing 22nd individually with an average of 92.2 strokes per round, which ranks as the seventh-best average in Calvin women's golf history. Junior Abby Stemler (Elk River, Minn.) was 30th in the final MIAA standings with an average of 100.2 strokes per round.
Men's Soccer Under the leadership of head coach Chris Hughes, the Calvin men's soccer team advanced to the NCAA III Tournament for the second straight year as the Knights received an at-large bid to the national tournament. During the regular season, Calvin took second in the MIAA standings, posting an 11-3-0 conference mark. Calvin finished the regular season on a high note, handing Hope its only conference defeat of the year, winning by a score of 4-0 in Holland. The victory was Calvin's first at Hope since 1999. Calvin then picked off Kalamazoo 5-0 in its regular-season finale and earned a bid to the NCAA III Tournament the following evening.
Calvin opened NCAA III Tournament play with a 4-0 victory over Edgewood College (Wisconsin) to advance to a second-round game at second-ranked and unbeaten Ohio Wesleyan University. Under the lights of Ohio Wesleyan's Roy Rike Field, Calvin upset the Battling Bishops 2-1 on a pair of second-half goals by senior Kurt Visker (Grand Rapids, Mich.). Calvin was then chosen to host the sectional round, and in its Sweet 16 game against Fredonia State of New York, battled the Blue Devils to a 0-0 double-overtime tie on a field surrounded by snow. The game ended in a penalty kick shootout, with Fredonia State winning the shootout 3-2. Calvin finished its 2005 campaign with a 17-4-2 overall record.
Visker was named to the All-MIAA first team for the fourth straight year, becoming just the seventh individual in MIAA men's soccer history to achieve the feat. Calvin senior Peter Malefyt (Lansing, Ill.) and junior Nick Capisciolto (Hudsonville, Mich.) joined Visker on the All-MIAA first team. Named to the All-MIAA second team from Calvin were seniors Joe Westra (Grand Rapids, Mich.) and Levi Kool (Holland, Mich.) and junior Maurice Wright (Wauwatosa, Wis.).
Capisciolto finished the year with 17 assists, matching a Calvin single-season re-cord while also ranking him third nationally in assists-per-game average.
Visker was then named to the Great Lakes All-Region first team while Malefyt landed a spot on the second team and Capisciolto a spot on the third team. Finally, Visker was named a first team All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, becoming the first player in Calvin men's soccer history to receive All-American honors in back-to-back years.
Women's Soccer Led by head coach Mark Recker, Calvin captured its first MIAA title since 1997 and advanced to the NCAA III Tournament for the first time since 1998. Calvin finished the year with an overall record of 16-3-2 and an MIAA mark of 15-1-0. Calvin opened the year with a Labor Day weekend trip to San Diego, Calif. While there, Calvin fell to nationally ranked Azusa-Pacific 2-1 but came back to defeat host Point Loma Nazarene 2-1. Calvin shared the final MIAA title with Hope as the two rivals split a pair of conference matches.
Calvin picked up the MIAA's automatic bid to the NCAA III Tournament, however, based on head-to-head goal differential against Hope, as Calvin had defeated Hope 2-0 and Hope had defeated Calvin 2-1. In the NCAA III Tournament, Calvin met 12th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan University in a four-team regional hosted by Otterbein College in the suburbs of Columbus, Ohio. Calvin battled Ohio Wesleyan to a 2-2 double-overtime tie with junior Jill Capel (Hudsonville, Mich.) scoring both goals for the Knights. The game then advanced to a penalty kick shootout, with Ohio Wesleyan winning the shootout 6-5.
Capel was later named the MIAA's Most Valuable Player after winning the MIAA scoring title for the second straight year. She also earned a spot on the All-MIAA first team for a third straight year, as did junior teammate Sarah Weesies (Kalamazoo, Mich.), who finished second to Capel in the league scoring race. Freshman Elizabeth Ribbens (Tinley Park, Ill) joined her teammates on the All-MIAA first team. Senior Kara Zuidema (Escondido, Calif.), junior Tricia DeVries (Grand Rapids, Mich.) and freshman Ashley Bolen (Urbana, Ill.) were named to the All-MIAA second team. In addition, Capel was named to the Great Lakes All-Region third team.
Capel finished 17th nationally in points-per-game average (2.62) while Weesies finished 20th (2.48). Capel also finished 28th in goals per game (1.00) and 24th in assists per game (0.62).
As a team, Calvin finished with the nation's fourth-best scoring offense with an average of 4.14 goals per game. Calvin also finished 18th nationally in shutout percentage (0.67) and 24th in winning percentage (.810).
Women's Volleyball Guided by head coach Amber Warners, the Calvin women's volleyball team captured its third MIAA title in the last five years, advanced to the NCAA III Tournament for the second straight year and reached the 30-win mark for the first time since 1995. Calvin finished the year with a 30-9 overall record, winning 13 of its final 14 matches. During the year, Calvin captured the title of its own Midwest Invitational, upsetting nationally ranked Ohio Northern and then defeating rival Hope in a thrilling four-game match. One week later, Calvin and Hope met again, but this time in the MIAA Tournament Championship finals in Holland and the result was a thrilling five-game Calvin victory. The victory gave Calvin the MIAA's automatic bid to the NCAA III Tournament.
In the national tournament, Calvin opened with victories over Hiram (Ohio) and Millikin (Illinois) before falling to fourth-ranked Wittenberg University (Ohio) in a national semi-quarterfinal match. Calvin senior Christine Hendricks (Cincinnati, Ohio) was a catalyst for the Knights, landing a spot on the All-MIAA first team and the Great Lakes All-Region team. She was later named a Division III honorable mention All-American.
Calvin junior Lorilyn Vogel (Orange City, Iowa) and sophomore Katie Zondervan (Lakewood, Calif.) joined Hendricks on the All-MIAA first team. Junior Molly Krikke (Greenwich, Ohio) and freshman Lauren DeGroot (Tulare, Calif.) were both named to the second team, with DeGroot receiving MIAA Freshman of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors. Over the course of the year, Zondervan established a new Calvin single-season record for assists (1,840) and a new Calvin single-match record for service aces (14). In addition, Vogel established a new Calvin single-season record for kills (601) and DeGroot a new Calvin single-season mark for digs (697).
Calvin also finished highly ranked in the final NCAA III statistics. Individually, Zondervan was ranked third in assists-per-game average (13.43), finishing just behind Veronica Stephens of Austin College in Texas (13.46) and Megan Taylor of Hiram (13.49). Krikke also placed 39th in blocks per game (1.31) while Vogel finished 21st in kills per game (4.39). As a team, Calvin led the nation in assists per game, with an average of 14.65. Calvin also placed 31st in blocks per game (2.74) and 25th in hitting percentage (.254).


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Characterisation of the enzymatic 4-O-acetylation of sialic acids in microsomes from equine submandibular glands. | |
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PMID: 11511809 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Microsomes prepared from equine submandibular glands and incubated with tritium-labelled AcCoA incorporated acid-insoluble radioactivity in a manner dependent on time, protein, membrane integrity and AcCoA concentration, with incorporation being optimal at 37 degrees C and pH 6.6. Under the experimental conditions used a K(M) of 32.1 microM for AcCoA and a V(max) of 1.2 pmol/mg protein x min was obtained. The incorporation of acid-insoluble radioactivity was also inhibited by CoA in a competitive manner (K(i)=240 microM), as well as by para-chloromercuribenzoate, 3'-dephospho-CoA, 5'-IDP, 5'-ADP, beta-NAD and 4,4'-diisothiocyanatostilbene-2,2'-disulfonate. We demonstrate here that this incorporation of radioactivity into endogenous sialic acid is due to the action of an AcCoA:sialate-4-O-acetyltransferase [EC 220.127.116.11]. Radio thin-layer chromatography analyses of propionic acid-released sialic acids showed that the incorporation of radioactivity correlated with the formation of a radiolabelled species that co-migrated with authentic Neu4,5Ac2. Saponification experiments using NaOH, mouse hepatitis virus strain S and Influenza C/JJ/50 virus also showed that the transfer of [3H]acetyl groups from [3H]AcCoA to endogenous sialic acid acceptors was occurring exclusively at carbon 4 of the pyranose ring. |
J Tiralongo; H Schmid; R Thun; M Iwersen; R Schauer |
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Title: Glycoconjugate journal Volume: 17 ISSN: 0282-0080 ISO Abbreviation: Glycoconj. J. Publication Date: 2000 Dec |
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Created Date: 2001-08-20 Completed Date: 2002-01-03 Revised Date: 2006-11-15 |
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Nlm Unique ID: 8603310 Medline TA: Glycoconj J Country: United States |
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metabolism Acetylation Animals Cattle Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid Chromatography, Thin Layer Fluorescence Horses* Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Kinetics Microsomes / chemistry, enzymology, metabolism Radiography Sialic Acids / analysis, metabolism* Submandibular Gland / chemistry, enzymology, metabolism* Temperature |
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MANY, MANY thanks to all of you for praying for our 2012 Liberian Missions Team which consisted of:
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2. Dr. Harold Brown, M.D., (Internal Medical Practioner);
3. Sis. Lorene Williams (Director-SBC Missions & Evangelism Ministry);
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5. Sis. Miatta Stella Herring (Learning Specialist for the Newark Schools);
6. Rev. Darrell L. Armstrong (Pastor);
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Born | Freida Selena Pinto 18 October 1984 Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
Residence | Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
Alma mater | St. Xavier's College, Mumbai (B.A.) |
Occupation | Actress, model, presenter |
Years active | 2005–present |
Religion | Mangalorean Catholic |
Freida Selena Pinto (born 18 October 1984)[1] is an Indian actress and model. Hailing from a Mangalorean Catholic family, she wanted to become an actress from a young age. Prior to making her cinematic debut, she worked as a model and television presenter, and acted in plays while attending college. Pinto continued modeling for four years and enrolled herself in an acting course at the "Barry John's Acting Studio" in Mumbai, where she was trained by Barry John.
Pinto rose to prominence by playing the leading lady in the 2008 British drama film Slumdog Millionaire, a film that marked her debut. Her performance was well received, and she won the "Breakthrough Performance Award" at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. In addition, she was nominated at various award ceremonies such as British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) and MTV Movie Awards. Since then she has starred in a number of British and American productions, notably You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (2010), Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011), Immortals (2011), and Trishna (2011), where she played the titular character.
Pinto is a part of the Agassi Foundation, a philanthropic organization started by Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf which looks after providing education for deprived children.
Early life and modeling career[edit]
Pinto was born into a Mangalorean Catholic household in Mumbai.[2][3][4] Her mother, Sylvia, is the principal of St. John's High School, Goregaon; and her father, Frederick, is a senior branch manager at the Bank of Baroda.[5] Pinto has an elder sister, Sharon, who works as an associate producer of NDTV, a news channel.[6] When Pinto was five years old, she aspired to become an actress.[7] Pinto studied at the Carmel of St. Joseph School in Malad, Mumbai, where she actively participated in sports and sang in the school choir. Sushmita Sen won Miss Universe 1994, inspiring the ten-year-old Pinto to "be like her—appreciated and a source of inspiration."[8][9] She completed a degree in arts with a major in English literature, and minors in Psychology and Economics, from St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.[7][10][11]
Pinto is an accomplished dancer in Indian classical dance.[12] She actively participated in plays and amateur theatre while attending college.[9] Later, she joined Elite Model Management and modeled for two and one-half years.[7] Pinto was featured in several television and print advertisements endorsing products such as Wrigley's Chewing Gum, Škoda, Vodafone India, Airtel, Visa, eBay, and DeBeers.[5] She continued to model for four years and appeared in runway shows and magazine covers including Femina and FNL.[5][6] Pinto took an acting course at "The Barry John's Acting Studio" in Andheri, Mumbai, where she was trained by theatre director Barry John.[13]
Acting career[edit]
Beginnings and breakthrough (2008–10)[edit]
Before her entry into films, Pinto anchored Full Circle, an international travel show which was aired on Zee International Asia Pacific in English from 2006 to 2008.[14] During this time, she visited countries such as Fiji, Malaysia and Thailand.[5] By that time Pinto auditioned for numerous films, all of which turned out to be unsuccessful. Later in an interview while being questioned about her rejections she added, "I'm glad things happened the way they happened. I needed to be rejected, and I needed to learn that it's part of the game... I can have 100 rejections, but I'm sure there's going to be one particular thing that is almost destined for me to have".[15] She received a call for Slumdog Millionaire;[16] she was short-listed and finally selected to star in the film.[10] Directed by Danny Boyle the film starred Dev Patel, Anil Kapoor, and Irrfan Khan. Pinto played the role of Latika, the love interest of the lead character, Jamal.[17] Dubbed as India's answer to Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, the film was made on a moderate budget of USD 15 million.[18] Slumdog Millionaire turned out to be a sleeper hit, receiving universal acclaim,[5] mainly for its plot and soundtrack. It also played a vital role in launching the career of Pinto in Hollywood.[18] The film opened to international acclaim at the 33rd Toronto International Film Festival winning the Cadillac People's Choice Award.[19] It emerged as the most successful film at the 81st Academy Awards winning eight of the ten nominations, including major categories such as Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay.[5] The film also gained nominations at various award ceremonies including the Golden Globe Awards, where it won four awards. Pinto herself was nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role at the 2009 BAFTA Awards.[20] In addition, she won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture alongside other cast members from the film.[21][22]
Pinto next starred in Woody Allen's comedy-drama film You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, alongside Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Anthony Hopkins, Anupam Kher and Naomi Watts.[23] The film premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, receiving negative reviews.[24] Pinto played a minor role as the character Dia.[25] She next appeared in the 2011 science fiction film Rise of the Planet of the Apes, a reboot of the Planet of the Apes series, where she played Caroline, a primatologist, and was cast opposite James Franco. Pinto played the central character in her next production Miral, a biographical film based on a novel by Rula Jebreal. The film opened to negative reviews. A review from East Bay Express noted, "Pinto handles the central role with a certain dignity, but the real drama is in Miral's rejection of violence in favor of Hind Husseini's (Abbass) example of education and negotiation."[26] Following that, Pinto starred in 2011 fantasy-action-drama film, Immortals, in which she played the oracle priestess Phaedra.[27] The same year, she played "Princess Lailah" in the 1930s-set period drama film Black Gold; she was cast alongside Antonio Banderas and Mark Strong.[28]
Trishna and the future (2011–present)[edit]
In 2011, Pinto starred in Michael Winterbottom's British drama film Trishna alongside Riz Ahmed; she played the titular character in the film. An adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles, the film first premiered at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. Described by The Guardian as a "seductive, allegorical study of male-female relationships",[29] the film features Pinto as the daughter of a peasant who falls in love with a London-based hotelier, played by Ahmed.[30] Unlike her previous films, Trishna gained positive response from critics.[31] The film was universally acclaimed as it was nominated for the Best Film Award at the London Film Festival and Grand Prix at the Tokyo International Film Festival.[32]
In October 2013, Pinto was seen in Bruno Mars's single Gorilla. She was criticised by the Indian media for a sequence involving shedding her clothes and getting intimate with Mars.[33] Nevertheless, MTV described the act as "one gloriously cinematic scene", while James Montgomery of the channel further added "Thanks to Pinto's wattage".[34] Pinto's forthcoming releases include Desert Dancer and Misfits. Desert Dancer is a biographical drama film that revolves around the life of a dancer. Pinto underwent rigorous dance training consisting of eight hours of rehearsals a day lasting for 14 weeks, as demanded by the role.[35] As of 2013, she is scheduled to act with Christian Bale in Knight of Cups.[36] Misfits is a Comedy-drama film which will star Guy Pearce alongside her. On choosing Pinto for the role, Doug Claybourne, the film's producer commented "Freida is the perfect fit: Intelligent and talented, and she completely gets the humor in this story about finding family."[37]
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Soon after the release of Slumdog Millionaire, Pinto garnered immense popularity and was frequently included in the "Most Beautiful Women in the World" list. In 2009, she was featured in People magazine's "Most Beautiful People List",[38] and "List of World's Best Dressed Women".[39] The same year, The Daily Telegraph reported that Pinto was the highest-paid Indian actress, although she never appeared in a Bollywood film.[40] She was also included in Vogue's 2009 list of the "top ten most stylish women".[41] On 13 May 2009, Pinto became a new spokesmodel for L'Oréal.[42] A controversy arose when she appeared in a TV commercial promoting L'Oreal, as many thought it to be racial discrimination from countries that are possessive about fair skin. The commercial showcased Pinto in what many perceived to be a lighter skin tone due to make-up or editing.[43] In 2010, she was featured in the "Top 99 Most Desirable Women" poll conducted by AskMen.[44] Two years later, People named her one of the "Most Beautiful at Every Age".[45] The following year, Pinto was voted the "Hottest Indian Chick" in a controversial poll conducted by GQ.[46]
Personal life[edit]
Before making her film debut Pinto was engaged to former publicist Rohan Antao; the relationship ended in January 2009.[47] After that she started dating her Slumdog Millionaire co-star Dev Patel. The couple lived together in Los Angeles, United States.[48] Later in an interview, Pinto stated that she does not want to act with Patel as she feels they will not be able to mete out the "chemistry" they had in their debut film.[49] On 10 December 2014, the couple announced that they had split after almost six years of dating.[50] Pinto was criticised for having "shunned" the Indian film industry.[51] However, she claimed that she is unable to find roles that suit her in Bollywood. She also stated that she enjoys watching Bollywood films and is keen to act in future.[52]
Pinto joined Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf in support of their philanthropic organisation, the "Agassi Foundation". She is the only Indian actress to have participated in their annual fund raiser titled, "The 15th Grand Slam for Children", aimed at raising funds for the education of underprivileged children.[53] In 2012, Pinto joined Plan International's "Because I am a Girl" campaign as Global Ambassador, promoting gender equality to lift millions of girls out of poverty. In 2013, she appeared in a video clip for Gucci's "Chime for Change" campaign to raise funds and awareness of women's issues in terms of education, health, and justice.[54] In April 2013, Pinto collaborated with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and World Bank President Jim Yong Kim for the Call to Action – Girl Rising campaign. The documentary film Girl Rising made by Academy Award nominee Richard E. Robbins, showcases the power of education in transforming girls' lives around the globe.[55] In July 2014, Pinto spoke at the Girl Summit in London, where she called for more progress toward the end of female genital mutilation and child marriage.[56]
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
2008 | Slumdog Millionaire | Latika | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture Palm Springs International Film Festival – Breakthrough Performance Award Nominated – BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role Nominated – Black Reel Awards of 2008 – Best Ensemble Nominated – MTV Movie Award for Best Female Breakthrough Performance Nominated – MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss (Shared nomination with Dev Patel) |
2010 | You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger | Dia | |
Miral | Miral | ||
2011 | Rise of the Planet of the Apes | Caroline Aranha | |
Immortals | Phaedra | ||
2012 | Day of the Falcon | Princess Leyla | Film also referred to as "Black Gold" |
Trishna | Trishna | ||
2013 | Girl Rising | Narrator | Documentary |
2014 | Desert Dancer | Elaheh | |
Unity | Narrator | Documentary | |
2015 | Knight of Cups | Helen | Completed |
The Effects of Blunt Force Trauma | Colt | Post-production | |
The Orphan: A New Kind of Hero |
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anyone have a good ballast setup for an 05 outback? right now i have 2 350# sacs and it's not enough, i run one under the rear seat and one in the bow walkway, i'm thinking of running a 540# under the seat and the 2 350# sacs on the sides of the motor and another 300# sac in the walkway, does anyone have anyhting to reccomend? also has anyone done a nice permanent pump setup?
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In my 03 outback we have the factory ballast. The tank in the rear and bag in the ski locker. then i run 2 350# bags on the side of the engine. If we dont have many people out we will throw my friends two 250# bags all the way in the front seating area. Without the 250# bags it puts up an awesome wake.
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His personal style: "I'm mad for patterns—can't get enough! And I only buy pre-owned and used pieces. I am a firm believer in recycling."
His inspiration: "Mr. French from the TV show Family Affair."
Favorite NYC stores: "Church Street Surplus (327 Church St between Canal and Lispenard Sts; 212-226-5280, churchstreetsurplus.com) specializes in military-woodsman and fun vintage clothes—they have great prices and a big selection. Village Style (111 E 7th St between First Ave and Ave A; 212-260-6390) has overcoats, boots, sneakers and fun-patterned shirts. I like Gentlemen's Resale Shop (322 E 81st St between First and Second Aves; 212-734-2739) for excellent-quality items and the presentation, and it constantly gets in new stock. There's one guy at the West 25th Street Market (W 25th St between Sixth and Seventh Aves, 212-243-5343) who [offers items acquired at estate sales] every week; it can be [stuff from] a flamenco star, an old Spanish man or a fashion editor. You never know what he's going to get, and that makes it so much fun. Cherry (Cherry Resource Center, 40-37 23rd St between 40th and 41st Aves, Long Island City, Queens; 718-786-8645), for finding great extremes and classic American vintage clothing, always in great condition."
His all-time favorite style icons: "Iris Apfel. She isn't afraid of scale and accessories. Also, Cary Leibowitz, who mixes patterns much more cleverly than anyone I've met."
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Ah...for the days of journalists who reported the news honestly keeping their own opinions firmly out of the "news," saving them for the editorial page. But I've hardly seen that kind of media honesty in my entire lifetime. I remember one "journalist" who came to dinner twenty years ago to interview me for a Washington Post article on the "anti-abortion" movement. She met our children and broke bread with us. (Actually meatloaf and mashed potatoes.) Then she painted a very false picture that included an unflattering description of my haircut (Int the accompanying photo my hair looked green.) and where I sat at the table. (She described me being at the "foot" and Larry at the "head" although, for the life of me, I can't figure out how she knew which end of the table was which!) I discovered later that her mother worked for Planned Parenthood.
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A Guide to Food Bank Giving
During the holidays, many people are thinking of ways to give back to their local community. While they prepare Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner, they reflect on those who don't have enough to eat and decide that they would like to donate to the local food pantry. As a veteran of a couple of food drives at work, here's the Will Bike for Change (or Pie!) Guide to Food Bank Giving.
1) Give money. Seriously. According to food banks themselves (including one of my favorites, local charity Bread for the City), giving cash helps them much more than giving canned goods. For one thing, food banks can often get food much cheaper than you could ever buy it from the grocery store. The Slate article quotes the director of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy as saying most food banks can obtain 20 times more food than what an ordinary person could buy with the same amount of money. In addition, food banks often need to cover their overhead costs, like rent and staff, more than they need food itself. All of the food in the world won't do any good if the organization doesn't have somewhere to store it or people working in the office. Many of them also do non-emergency food work, such as workforce development, healthy eating outreach, and medical services.
Unfortunately, giving cash isn't always an option. For example, the federal government is only legally allowed to collect money for charity once a year, through the Combined Federal Campaign. If you want to work with your co-workers to give any other time of year, it has to be a physical item being donated. As a result, the government created Feds Feed Families, the massive annual food drive. The rest of the items on here are useful to keep in mind if you're in this sort of situation.
2) Don't raid your own cupboard. Most of the time when you get food out of your own pantry, it's because you never got around to eating it yourself. If you don't want to eat it, it's likely no one else does either. The food bank doesn't want canned goods that you should have thrown out long ago. This especially goes for exotic or specialty food items that are difficult to incorporate into meals.
3) Buy the same quality that you would for yourself. There's nothing wrong with bags of dried beans or generic store brands, so long as you would be happy with having those in your own cupboard. Personally, I purchase organic canned goods for food drives when I can because it supports agriculture I believe in.
4) Pool your money and buy in bulk. If for some reason, you can't directly donate cash, at least make it stretch a little further. At work, I offer my co-workers the convenience of supporting a Costco run. No one wants to haul canned goods on the Metro and we were able to purchase a lot more than a bunch of individuals would have.
5) Keep people with food sensitivities and allergies in mind. An increasing number of children are hungry; an increasing number of children have severe allergies. I can't imagine there's not some crossover. It's hard enough to not have enough food, but it's even worse when you literally can't eat the food available without dying or getting very sick. In addition, allergen and/or gluten-free foods are often much more expensive than their conventional counterparts, making them even more difficult for families or food banks to purchase. Try to stick at least a couple of gluten-free and/or allergen-free items in your basket.
6) Stick to healthy staples. Many food banks are trying to promote healthy eating habits, with good reason. A lot of them are even offering free cooking classes to adults and children. Unhealthy food is consistently faster, cheaper, and more calorie-rich than healthy food, making it an easy choice in the short-term for hungry people. Providing healthy, basic foods that can be used in simple meals makes it easier for time-stressed, resource-poor folks to eat more healthfully while still getting enough calories. However, this doesn't mean buying a lot of diet food. The best way to determine what you should get is to follow the recommendations of the food bank itself. If the organization doesn't provide recommendations, this one from the Capital Area Food Bank is a great start.
7) Buy non-food items if the food bank accepts them. Many low-income folks need hygiene and paper items just as much as food, including soap, paper towels, and feminine products.
8) Find out if the food bank will accept perishable foods and if there's a way to deliver them effectively. Most food banks get plenty of canned goods, but may also want and need fresh produce. Obviously, you don't want to give them days-old bread or vegetables, but there may be a place for some creative giving. For example, you might be able to participate in a gleaning session at a local farm, allowing everyone to learn about local agriculture instead of just getting goods from the supermarket.
9) Use the food drive as the start, not the end of the conversation. When I headed my office's Feds Feed Families effort, I used every email reminder as an opportunity to raise awareness. I pointed out how common hunger is, how much it's increased since the economic crash, and how many children are affected in our area. I talked about the good work of the recipient, the Capital Area Food Bank, and how they work to provide emergency food supplies as well as other services. Because of the restrictions on using federal equipment for political speech, I wasn't able to raise awareness around policy, but hope that I at least got people thinking about the subject. Starting conversations about hunger, as well as its causes and effects, can actually have a much more lasting impact on your community than the food you actually collect.
Do you regularly participate in a food drive? Have you found them helpful for starting conversations about our food system?
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I'm much baffled by the grocery store's stapled bags of food that you can buy and carry to the food bank — though I suppose it's better than encouraging people to buy random stuff. It's nicer when they have coupons that you can scan to give money to the food bank, but you often have to hassle the check-out to get one.
The food bank is fussier than I am about "expired" food — canned goods will keep forever. So I try to clean the cupboards often enough that none of the mistakes are expired — if they are, I have to eat them myself.
I don't feel the least bit guilty about giving food that I won't eat myself; if nobody liked it, it wouldn't have been available. The last time, it was a jar of grape jelly that had jumped the stick on the conveyor belt — I shouldn't eat sugar, and don't like the excessive overdose of too much pectin that they put into store-bought jelly. Dropping it off at Our Father's House was a lot less hassle than going all the way to the store to ask for a refund.
I used to give them two cans of evaporated milk every six months, but of late I've been using my emergency supplies for emergencies.
MaryKaye permalinkDecember 20, 2012 11:02 am
Some years ago my local food bank handed out a recipe for pumpkin black bean stew. I suspect they were trying to make a point about "how many cans of pumpkin do you really think we can use?" But the stew was tasty too.
One case where it might make sense to donate items rather than money is 2 for 1 sales. If I don't need 2, but they are the same price as 1, giving the second one to the food bank makes sense to me.
I like the idea of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) deals (you subscribe and receive a box of produce every week), but have never done one because I suspect I'd be overwhelmed. I wonder if one could strike a deal with the local food bank–CSA member opens the box, picks what she can use, donates the rest immediately while it is still perfectly fresh. If our economic situation picks up I think I'll look into that. The food bank is across the street from the farmer's market, so this sounds pretty practical.


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OBJECTIVE: Cornual pregnancy refers to the implantation and development of a gestation in one of the upper and lateral portions of the uterus; authors report their experience in laparoscopic therapeutic procedures on three singleton cornual pregnancies. STUDY DESIGN: Three healthy women were admitted in General Hospitals with suspect of cornual pregnancies by clinical examination, increasing of beta-hCG value and transvaginal ultrasonography. One of them had a haemoperitoneum. Surgeons performed all operative laparoscopies, by incision and enucleating of ectopic cornual mass, coagulating of its surrounding vessels and suturing of the uterine incision site. RESULTS: Patients were successfully treated only by laparoscopy, post-operative recovery period was normal in all women, with no further therapeutically intervention in the follow-up course. The aftermath was uneventful at the follow-up of 2 years. CONCLUSION: In cornual pregnancies, the minimally invasive surgical treatment by salpingotomy or resection of the cornual region of the uterus and the suturing of the incision site, should be the option in women interested in future fertility. |
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dc.contributor.author | Anderson, David | |
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dc.description.abstract | Powertrain electrification is a concept which encompasses hybrid-electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in hybrid-electric vehicles (PHEVs), and pure electric vehicles (EVs). Such vehicles have received attention recently as a potential solution for reducing the carbon intensity of the transportation sector. The fundamental challenge to the commercial success of electrified vehicles is energy storage. Consensus in the automotive industry is that lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are the most likely candidate for overcoming this challenge in the next decade. However, these batteries must meet five categories of goals in order for them to enable the success of electrified vehicles: energy, power, lifetime, safety, and cost. Of these five goals, cost may be the most uncertain, and perhaps the most critical. This research examines the primary cost drivers for automotive Li-ion batteries at the cell-, module-, and pack-level. It then investigates how these costs may change over the next two decades, and what impact this may have on the cost-competitiveness of electrified vehicles. This is accomplished through the development of a bottom-up cost model that considers the materials cost, manufacturing cost, and other costs such as corporate overhead and research and development that contribute to overall Li-ion battery costs. Two scenarios of how these costs may change are developed: an optimistic case and a pessimistic case. Additionally, the level to which battery costs must decline in order for vehicles of varying levels of powertrain electrification to become economically competitive with their conventional internal combustion engine counterparts is calculated. Results indicate that the primary cost drivers for Li-ion batteries at the pack-level are cell-level materials cost and manufacturing yields. Improvements in these areas will be key drivers for reductions in overall battery costs, and may make electrified vehicles cost-competitive with conventional automobiles. However, this cost-competitiveness is highly sensitive to fuel prices. Various policy and market mechanisms can significantly impact the economic viability of electrified vehicles and influence the rate at which they are adopted. | en_US |
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More Hobbes And Bacon, Pleeeaaasssee.
Oh, please, more Hobbes & Bacon! You've got a totally untapped market of Calvin & Hobbes fans out there. A reboot would be so, so sweet. Think of it as a tribute to Bill Watterson.
as a huge fan of calvin and hobbes, i stumbled upon this comic over the interweb thingy majig. because of THIS specific comic i found out ALL of your amazing comics….i just ask for more H&B
I adore this – please do more! I so miss Calvin and Hobbes and this is a genius and touching way to re-enter things without "undoing" or "redoing" what came before… I know others feel the same way – would LOVE to see more!
My little girl plays Xbox 360!?
I demand more of these comics. Calvin & Hobbes are legendary and this is the best thing that could ever pay homage to them. Keep it up or we RIOT! … Or just play some Calvin Ball. Either way, BE WARNED!!!!!
Wow you have started something of EPIC proportions! Can not wait for more!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
I love these very greatly. Calvin and Hobbs was my favorite strip growing up, and these make me remember the original fondly. :}
Thank you so much for bringing them back!
Another good one. I hope u do more of them.
Please! More more more! So much nostalgia
Please do more! My entire family loves the Calvin and Hobbes series. My siblings and I have grown up reading them, and this touched my heart. I love it! Cannot wait for more!
P.S. I so knew Calvin and Susie were gonna end up together. Totally called it. -
You need to make a book of these and get it published. You'l make gazillions.
I love this! I think it's great
No joke you're shits original and Im hooked. END OF STORY You should continue this till you die, because you are awesome at it.
Calvin &Hobbs was my children favorite cartoon(or adventures) some of the newspappers are still around as the booksthat our youngest BBC child purchased. THANK YOU SO MUCHI needed that, with all the sorrow we are having.bless you
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that's my favorite "Hobbes And Bacon" strip! So I translated it, too:
Maybe there's someone who like to read it in german…Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!
I am from Portugal, an only son, and i used to spend my afternoons reading calvin and hobbs, this was a big part of my growing up, i learned English by reading these comic strips and i just started crying when i saw these remakes.
TY very much for doing this, just 2 strips but it was enough to touch my heart.
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Who the fuck names their child "Bacon"?
These are so awesome. They really feel like C&H comics!
And do the person above me, obviously people who have regular conversations like that would name their child Bacon!
not 'that' Bacon.
Philosopher and writer. from the late 16th century. best known for developing the concept of Empiricism and the scientific method.same as Calvin being named after;
Theologian and Philosopher, early 16th century. best known for defining the concept of Predestination.and Hobbes being named after;
Poltical thinker and Philosopher, late 16th century. was the guy who defined the ideas of individual rights, equality, and consent of the people in government. -
Mithril: You're mostly right, I had the idea for naming her bacon partly because it's a nickname I use for my niece, and partly because it would nicely fit in with the canon of Calvin & Hobbes.
But yes, she's named after Francis Bacon -
Good job, I love new Clavin and habber strip……good job again.
I'd be curious to read or hear what Mr. Watterson thinks of this.
plz continue Hobbs & bacon !!!!pleeese!!!!!
I personally liked how Susie grew to be more like Calvin, instead of the other way around.
What is the boy and girl name?


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* Tuesday, May 5: Aspen Comics First Looks, Moonstone Books for August, Marvel Super Hero Squad's Jennifer Morrison, Iron Man: Armored Adventures and Marvel Comics roundup.
* Monday, May 4: Kevin Sorbo voices Ka-Zar in Marvel Super Hero Squad, MTV Movie Award nominations, The Simpsons, DC Comics First Looks, Image Comics First Looks and Dynamite Entertainment First Looks.
* Sunday, May 3: X-Men Origins: Wolverine box office.
* Saturday, May 2: X-Men Origins: Wolverine box office.
* Friday, May 1: Marvel Comics First Looks, BOOM! Studios First Looks, Batman: The Brave and the Bold and The Simpsons.
* Thursday, April 30: IDW Publishing First Looks, Image Comics First Looks, Archie Comics First Looks, Marvel Comics First Looks and Smallville.
* Wednesday, April 29: Dynamite Entertainment for July, Antarctic Press for July, Green Lantern: First Flight and Top Cow Productions First Looks.
* Tuesday, April 28: X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men animated, Devil's Due Publishing for July, BOOM! Studios for July, Marvel Comics First Looks and Red 5 Comics First Looks.
* Monday, April 27: IDW Publishing for July, Red 5 Comics for July, Bluewater Productions First Looks, Image Comics First Looks, Marvel Comics First Looks, DC Comics First Looks and X-Men DVD.
* Sunday, April 26: Oni Press for July and IDW Publishing First Looks.
* Saturday, April 25: Dollhouse, Family Guy, Smallville, Viper Comics for July and DC Comics First Looks.
* Friday, April 24: Marvel Comics First Looks, BOOM! Studios First Looks, Bluewater Productions First Looks and Aspen Comics for July.
* Thursday, April 23: Heroes, Angel, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, Iron Man 2, Bongo Comics for July, Image Comics for July and Mercury Comics for July.
* Wednesday, April 22: X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Smallville, Heroes, The Simpsons, Archie Comics First Looks, Marvel Comics First Looks and Shadowline's Descendant.
* Tuesday, April 21: Marvel Comics for July, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Radical Pubishing for July, Family Guy and DC Comics First Looks.
* Monday, April 20: DC Comics for July, Archie Comics for July, G.I. Joe, X-Men Origins: Wolverine and DC Comics First Looks.
* Sunday, April 19: Iron Man: Armored Adventures.
* Saturday, April 18: The Simpsons, Smallville and DC Comics First Looks.
* Friday, April 17: Top Cow Productions, Marvel Comics First Looks, IDW Publishing First Looks and BOOM! Studios First Looks.
* Thursday, April 16: Batman: The Brave and the Bold, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, DC Comics First Looks and Marvel Comics First Looks.
* Wednesday, April 15: Image Comics First Looks, Smallville, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Marvel Comics First Looks, Archie Comics First Looks and DC Comics First Looks.
* Tuesday, April 14: Top Cow Productions roundup, Lauren Shuler Donner talks X-Men: First Class, Hellboy II: The Golden Army on Cinemax, Marvel Comics roundup, DC Comics roundup and DC Comics First Looks.
* Monday, April 13: The Dark Knight on HBO, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Carpica, DC Comics First Looks and Marvel Comics First Looks.
* Sunday, April 12: Family Guy and Dragonball: Evolution box office.
* Saturday, April 11: DC Comics First Looks, Dark Horse Comics First Looks and Smallville.
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The Future Perfect installation, which was exhibited at the d.u.m.b.o. art under the bridge festival in September, is coming to the very appropriate location of Prospect Heights.
The video installation, which allows passers-by to interact with a vision of the planned Atlantic Yards development, will be installed from today through December 29 at the Soapbox Gallery, 636 Dean Street, between Carlton and Vanderbilt avenues, across the street from the Atlantic Yards footprint. Because the video will be displayed in the window, it will function at any hour.
Saturday, December 15, 2007
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
Morrison has a Pujols update...sort of
The Miami Marlins' Logan Morrison took to twitter late Friday night and gave his followers a Breaking News Update concerning free agent first baseman Albert Pujols.
So.. did he have the inside info on King Albert not re-signing with the Cardinals?
At first you think, maybe, until the next tweet minutes after...
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