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At their summit in California last June, U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping committed themselves to building trust between their countries.
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The state is the most precious of human possessions," the economist Alfred Marshall remarked in 1919, toward the end of his life, "and no care can be too great to be spent on enabling it to do its work in the best way."
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Imagine the predicament currently facing a growing number of Japanese men in their early 30s. Despite having spent years cramming in high school and attending good colleges, many can't find a full-time job at a good company.
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While the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) would stimulate growth and revitalize the Western democracies, the agreement could potentially have significant geopolitical downsides, argues Charles Kupchan.
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Less than a decade ago, the future of American energy looked bleak. Domestic production of both oil and gas was dwindling, and big U.S. energy companies, believing their fortunes lay offshore, had long since turned away from the mainland.
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In 1896, a 33-year-old engineer working for the Detroit branch of Thomas Edison's Edison Illuminating Company traveled to New York for the firm's annual convention.
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These days, the long-term role that nuclear power will play in the global energy market remains uncertain. That would have come as a surprise to the scientists and engineers who, during the 1950s and 1960s, pioneered the study of nuclear fission, built test reactors, and designed nuclear-powered airplanes and rockets.
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Fortunately, nobody was hurt when a ventilation shaft broke from the side of a building Wednesday afternoon near the 1800 Cafe in Dupont Circle, though some cars were damaged. Alert staffers at the Sunlight Foundation filmed it all, and the footage is pretty darn dramatic.
HT to DCist, which also posted the video.
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Analogflux is a suite of Windows VST effect plug-ins designed to deliver the sounds of the analog days. In the core of these processors Voxengo has extensively used convolution processing to match the response of the original analog gear. This suite consists of TapeBus, Delay, Impulse, Insert and Chorus plug-ins.
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So where's the "what if" part for the Texans if we didn't trade for Schaub? Would have we kept Carr around? Would we have drafted Brady Quinn? Would Sage have taken over the starting role? What you think?
I think Carr would have stayed around. We would have drafted someone like Trent Edwards in the second round, assuming we didn't draft Kevin Kolb in the first instead of Amobi Okoye. Let's say we went with the Kolb option.
There would have been an open competition for the QB position and I think Sage would have won it. Sage would have gotten injured during the season and Kubiak would have given Carr one more shot... and he failed. So Kubiak would have brought Kolb in and Kolb would have done OK.
The next year, Carr would have been released and again we go with the open competition at QB. This time, Kolb wins and he's anointed the future of the franchise. And he would have gotten injured and the next few seasons would have been juggling Kolb and Sage. And Kubiak would have been fired after 4 seasons.
And then in 2010, we would have a new coach and we'd have drafted Tim Tebow. And now, in 2013, we'd have another new coach and we'd be looking at Geno Smith or EJ Manuel.
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Spoiler alert: ComicBook.com reported this weekend everyone's favorite spider-bitten superhero has switched from searching on Bing to being a full-fledged Google user.
According to the report, Spider-man alias Peter Parker used Bing in the 2012 The Amazing Spider-Man film, much to the disbelief of many hardcore comic book fans:
In a world where somebody bitten by a radioactive spider in an experimental laboratory with very little oversight gains super powers and dons spandex to save New York City from a rampaging lizard man, many fans felt that the most unrealistic element of The Amazing Spider-Man when it debuted theatrically in 2012 was the fact that Peter Parker used Bing, Microsoft's unpopular search engine, rather than Google in the film.
With the release of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 last Friday, movie goers learned the lead character Peter Parker, played by Andrew Garfield both searched on Google during the film, and was shown using a Gmail account. (Side note: Garfield's breakout role happened in 2010 when he played Facebook's lesser-known founder Eduardo Saverin in Oscar-winning film The Social Network.)
Not only did the film's lead use Google, ComicBook.com said the The Amazing Spider-Man 2 cast and director hosted a Google+ hang-out to take questions from fans prior to the film's release.
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Description: Like its sister the Black River East, the 41-mile Black River West is a genuine Lowcountry stream: Dark stained and snaking like a corkscrew through a swampy forest. But this moderately difficult river is less traveled than the Black River East and thus potentially slower going. Nonetheless, it's a lovely place to experience blackwater paddling. In the early 1980s, the National Park Service even surveyed the Black as a candidate for the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System. On the upper portions, the trail is a snarl of downfall and overhanging branches, so carry an axe or bush saw to make some portages easier. In some of the swampy sections, its easy to miss the main channel, because rising water levels form oxbow lakes that resemble the main throughway. Float time for this portion of the Black River is approximately 10 hours.
A brochure on the entire Black River Water Trail by the Sea Grant Consortium is available from the Georgetown Visitor Center.
Length: Approximately 41 miles one way.
Fees: None
Access Points: Mileage and GPS coordinates are approximate and for reference only.
Mile 0 - (GPS N 33.6672 W 79.8452) - Gilland Memorial - This is public ramp located at Gilland Park, just west of Kingstree.
Mile 1 - (GPS N 33.6614 W 79.8367) - Highway 52 Bridge - This is a public ramp on US 52 just west of Kingstree.
Mile 9 - (GPS N 33.5865 W 79.8182) - SC 377 Bridge - This is a portage landing on the southeast side of the bridge. From Kingstree, drive south approximately 5.5 miles on SC 377.
Mile 21 - (GPS N 33.4897 W 79.5455) - Sim's Reach Bridge - A dirt throw-in landing. From Kingstree, drive south on SC 377 and turn left onto US 521. Drive approximately 10 miles on US 521 and turn left onto Williamsburg County S-45-30. The bridge is approximately 1.5 miles. About .5 mile from the bridge is a recreational area where you can camp.
Mile 30 - (GPS N 33. 5277 W 79.6167) - Cantley Landing - A dirt throw-in landing. From Kingstree, drive southeast on SC 527 for approximately 16 miles, and turn right onto Williamsburg County S-45-688. The landing is at the end.
Mile 41 - (GPS N 33.4897 W 79.5455) - Pump House Landing - This is a public landing with a concrete ramp. From Kingstree, drive southeast on SC 527 for approximately 21 miles, and turn right onto SC 41. At the railroad tracks turn left onto Williamsburg County S-45-303, then left onto Georgetown County S-22-699. The landing is at the end.
Hours: Year-round
Camping: Primitive camping and fresh artesian well water available on Black River (East) at Pine Tree Landing with more camping available at Pea House Landing and Brown's Ferry Landing. Contact Georgetown Chamber of Commerce for additional information.
Information: Georgetown County Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 1776, Georgetown, SC 29442. Telephone: 800-777-7705. Or Georgetown County Visitor Center, 1001 Front Street, Georgetown, SC 29440, Telephone: 843-546-8436. South Carolina State Trails Program South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism 1205 Pendleton Street :: Columbia, SC 29201 :: 803-734-0173 Updated: December 10, 2007 Home | Trails Map | Trails Program | Trails Inventory | Agencies & Organizations | Bibliography | Links
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Montana has numerous petroleum refineries and chemical processing industries. With the support of the local/regional processing plants the City College developed and currently offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in this area.
Prior to starting the Process Plant core classes, students must prove their math and English skills. This can be done through approved college transfer credits, appropriate scores on the Compass placement exam or completing refresher classes.
- Technical, mechanical and safety systems utilized in oil, chemical and power processing plants. Mechanics of fluids, hydrocarbons, gases, heat, and chemistry as it pertains to processing plants
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moltosenso systems allows development of broadband wireless connection services in free ISM bands (WISP: Wireless Internet Service Provider) that reach all users reliably and inexpensively, even mobile applications or users who live in scarcely populated zones where cabling cost are prohibitive.
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moltosenso also develops low-data rate wireless connection services, in the free frequencies of ISM bands. These are useful to channel data from any monitoring process that are dense and transmitted to a control center.
Monitoring and control services that are distributed in the territory in real time could be:
A scene that occurs every day in any city of the world is that at sunset, streetlights in a city are turned on. However, the collection of streetlights could become a network of smart nodes, distributed in the territory thanks to moltosenso wireless node system. This system allows the transmission of countless services to people based on its unique network infrastructure.
moltosenso system is based on nodes set in the network with a control center by means of standard transmission protocols in the ISM free bands: any additional cost (for instance, related to mobile phone usage) and maximum integrity either in the existing lighting or new light fixtures (especially when using LED's) provide savings of 30% of the electric costs supported by city management.
Therefore, the quality service of public street lightning is improved since it is possible to register abnormalities of the single light post and intervene immediately. In addition, thanks to the present smart system in each wireless post, it is possible that every light source interact among each other in order to mitigate inconveniences caused by damage. Thus, the adjacent posts work without waiting for repair of the damaged post.
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TALLAHASSEE, FL - U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential
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at a press conference in the North Wing of the State Capitol. Governor
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U.S. Senate and he has served his country well," said Senator Johnny
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toughness and judgment to lead our country through tough times," said
McCain 2008 Southeast Co-Chair and Georgia Chairman Alec Poitevint.
"Throughout his life John McCain has put his nation's interests
ahead of his own, which stands in stark contrast with his opponent." Press conferences announcing Georgia statewide leadership were
also held in Macon, Savannah and Columbus.
Honorary Chairs:
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Senator Saxby Chambliss
Senator Johnny Isakson
Alec Poitevint
Honorary Vice Chairs:
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Speaker Glenn Richardson
Speaker Pro-Tem Mark Burkhalter
Senate President Pro-Tem Eric Johnson
Former Senator Mack Mattingly
Former Senator David Gambrell
Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine
Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox
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Public Service Commissioner Stan Wise
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Ascott Place Apartments has all the elements you expect in a great home! If you have been looking for Tampa Bay apartments, you have come to the right place.
Our one and two bedroom apartment homes provide the quality lifestyle you deserve. Relax in your new home overlooking lush courtyards and picturesque landscaping. You will experience quality service and maintenance free living.
In addition, take advantage of one of our three refreshing swimming pools or get a workout in our State-of-the-Art Fitness Center.
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The apartment was infested with termites. When the air conditioner would turn on they would come flying out of Read More the vents. At night the bathroom would fill with a swam of termites. When I approached the management team about the problem, shortly after moving in, it was dismissed. I had already moved out and found a new apartment before the problem was solved. It took 3 months of fighting back and forth with the management team before I was released from my lease. I was very dissatisfied.
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Traded my 88 sport coupe camaro for this and thought it was pretty cool at the time and then i started to strip the ugly gold paint and found tons of bondo, Also i did not have a key to the trunk and in it i found no trunk pan. NONE! I also found rust in the quater panels and i just did not want to mess with it so i sold it to a friend and then he just sold it back into the family but to my brother-in-law so hopfully he will get it back on the road once again.
Now It has the origional 305 with new seals and a eldebrock 4 barrel intake and a new holley double pump carb. Shorty headers and new pontiac blue engine paint.
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The Bay of Islands is one of New Zealand's most popular regions. From Rawhiti, Urupukapuka Island, Deep Water Cove to the 'Hole in the Rock' (Percy Island) we experience some of Northland's finest scenery. Travel by sea kayak offers you the most adventurous and least intrusive way to enjoy the marine life.
These 3 or 4 day tours are designed to take in the best the Bay has to offer, concentrating on the array of outer islands, and rugged Cape Brett peninsula to the south. Here the beaches are exceptional, and there are many short walks, historic areas, and heritage sites to visit.
This tour is perfect for all levels of kayaking experience, as we are able to choose a variety of routes, ranging from the exposed outer coast to the sheltered side of each island, and everywhere in between. We offer many opportunities for other activities, and optional side trips for those wanting to paddle some more, making for a guaranteed great trip for all groups. The main base for this expedition is usually Urupukapuka Island DOC Camping Ground.
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Food security has been defined as "Access by all people at all times to enough food for an active, healthy life." In 1997, the Federal Government released the first national food security measure, called the Core Food Security Module (CFSM). The 18-item CFSM is designed to measure the extent and severity of household food insecurity over 12 months. It actually consists of two measures: a scale measure based on Rasch item-response theory, and a categorical measure. The categorical measure is used to estimate the prevalence of household food insecurity and hunger. Each respondent's sum of affirmative responses is used to categorize households: zero to 2 affirmative responses yields classification as food secure. For households with children, 3 to 7 affirmative responses leads to a categorization of food insecurity without hunger, 8 to 12 affirmative responses as food insecurity with moderate hunger, and 13 or more affirmative responses as food insecure with severe hunger. A subscale of six food security items has also been proposed as a food security monitoring tool. Derrickson, who received small grants in 2 consecutive years to conduct research on food security in Hawaii, has consolidated her findings and presents her recommendations here. The practical outcome of her research has been to develop an effective food security monitoring tool for use in Hawaii.
Derrickson used five samples and various methodological approaches to study food insecurity measurement in the ethnically diverse State of Hawaii, as follows:
Derrickson compared her findings to outcomes of previous food security research and to the CFSM technical research report released in 1997. Her study is the first comprehensive, independent assessment of the CFSM. She found that:
Derrickson derives a number of recommendations from her findings. First, she recommends continuing ongoing food security research efforts that: (a) examine the robustness of the CFSM across diverse population groups; (b) develop simple measures of individual-level hunger; (c) develop measures of duration of household food insecurity and individual hunger among adults and children; and (d) develop and use shorter tools that effectively capture what policymakers and food assistance program managers need to know to ameliorate household food insecurity in their local communities.
Her second set of recommendations suggests reassessing fundamental aspects of the national food security monitoring tool, including: (a) the intended purpose of food security monitoring and the definitions used; (b) the importance of measuring "food insecurity" vs. "food insufficiency"; (c) the psychological element of food insecurity (i.e., Q2 "worried"); (d) adding items to the scale measure that confirm food security; (e) the wording of the general balanced meal indicator, "unable to afford to eat balanced meals"; and (f) the "face" (i.e., content) validity of the CFSM categorical measure.
Third, she urges support for local and State food security monitoring, using a simple food security measurement tool. Derrickson suggests that monitoring be used to identify the best survey methods for ensuring the accuracy of household food security prevalence data and for screening "at risk" households.
Derrickson cautions that prudence be used when extending findings to ethnic groups and areas not studied. She argues that her findings support the need for further assessment of the purpose of food security monitoring. Future research should address effective use of food security monitoring at the State or local level to achieve the Healthy People 2010 food security objective, and ultimately to end resource-constrained hunger in the United States.
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Recently I had the opportunity to dine at Sean McClain's new Chicago restaurant, Green Zebra, which focuses on vegetables but is not vegetarian. I really like his approach, and it has led me to wonder whether I should try Greens after all, or if there are other creative and chef-driven vegetable-centric restaurants in SF? The Greens menu on line still reflects a Moosewood (or Greens) era sensibility to me, with pita this, pasta that, curry the other. Plus it features winter vegetable items and while presumably the web site is out of date that too suggests a less-than-contemporary approach. I am not a vegetarian but would like to know more places that consider and present vegetables as more than an afterthought or enhancement. Incidentally, I have not been to Slanted Door at the new location but I don't generally care for lemongrass, cilantro, coconut, rice paper, and other flavors I associate with Vietnamese-inflected food....
I would suggest that you try Incanto in upper Noe Valley. We ate there for the first time tonight and I was impressed by the respectful attention given to local, in-season, and heirloom produce.
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Thanks for the Incanto tip and for the review too. It looks fantastic but alas, I shall only be in SF on a Tuesday this month-- the one night they are closed. I shall definitely plan on my August trip.
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In the following review, Raban lauds Fitzgerald's ability to write as if from first-hand memory instead of historical research, especially in her Human Voices.
If Penelope Fitzgerald has ever fossicked in the stacks of the London Library in order to research the background for her novels, there is no trace of her labors in the books themselves. She always writes as if from first-hand memory. She cannot actually have lived in Germany in 1792, in Cambridge in 1912, in Moscow in 1913. Born in 1916, Fitzgerald still appears too young to have acquired the abundant, cosmopolitan knowledge of the world that irradiates her best work. She may well have been in Florence in 1955, and she probably worked for the BBC in 1940; but whether she is treating...
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Rome and the Mediterranean: Rome and the Mediterranean Bks 31-45: The History of Rome from its Foundation
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"Books XXXI to XLV" cover the years from 201 B.C. to 167 B.C., when Rome emerged as ruler of the Mediterranean.
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Titus Livius (59BC-AD17) began working on his History of Rome at the age of 30 and continued for over 40 years until his death. The history ran to 142 books, of which 35 survive.
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Rome and the MediterraneanIntroduction Part I: 201-192 B.C The Second Macedonian War Gaui, Liguria and Spain Book XXXI Book XXXII Book XXXIII Book XXXIV Book XXXV Part II 191-179 B.C. The War with Antiochus Rome and Italy; Spain Book XXXVI Book XXXVII Book XXXVIII Book XXXIX Book XL Part III 178-167 B.C. The Third Macedonian War Book XLI Book XLII Book XLIII Book XLIV Book XLV Maps Chronological Index Index


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Characterization of Rhodamine-123 as a Tracer Dye for Use In In vitro Drug Transport Assays
Forster, S, Thumser, AE, Hood, SR and Plant, NJ (2012) Characterization of Rhodamine-123 as a Tracer Dye for Use In In vitro Drug Transport Assays PLoS One, 7 (3). ISSN 1932-6203
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Fluorescent tracer dyes represent an important class of sub-cellular probes and allow the examination of cellular processes in real-time with minimal impact upon these processes. Such tracer dyes are becoming increasingly used for the examination of membrane transport processes as they are easy-to-use, cost effective probe substrates for a number of membrane protein transporters. Rhodamine 123, a member of the rhodamine family of flurone dyes, has been used to examine membrane transport by the ABCB1 gene product, MDR1. MDR1 is viewed as the archetypal drug transport protein, and is able to efflux a large number of clinically relevant drugs. In addition, ectopic activity of MDR1 has been associated with the development of multiple drug resistance phenotype, which results in a poor patient response to therapeutic intervention. It is thus important to be able to examine the potential for novel compounds to be MDR1 substrates. Given the increasing use rhodamine 123 as a tracer dye for MDR1, a full characterisation of its spectral properties in a range of in vitro assay-relevant media is warranted. Herein, we determine λmax for excitation and emission or rhodamine 123 and its metabolite rhodamine 110 in commonly used solvents and extraction buffers, demonstrating that fluorescence is highly dependent on the chemical environment: Optimal parameters are 1% (v/v) methanol in HBSS, with λex=505nm, λem=525nm. We characterise the uptake of rhodamine 123 into cells, via both passive and active processes, and demonstrate that this occurs primarily through OATP1A2-mediated facilitated transport at concentrations below 2µM, and via micelle-mediated passive diffusion above this. Finally, we quantify the intracellular sequestration and metabolism of rhodamine 123, demonstrating that these are both cell line-dependent factors that may influence the interpretation of transport assays.
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