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Kiryat HaLeom (Hebrew: קריית הלאום), also known as Kiryat HaUma (Hebrew: קריית האומה) and referred to in English as the National Quarter,[1] is the official label of a complex in central Jerusalem that includes Kiryat HaMemshala, the Knesset, Sacher Park, the Menorah garden, Wohl Rose Park and Binyanei HaUma. It was traditionally considered to be the northern part of the Givat Ram Neighborhood.
The project was started in the 1990s[2] and the compound is planned to include all government institutions of the State of Israel. It currently includes the Bank of Israel, the Bloomfield Museum of Science, the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Finance, the Office of the Prime Minister and the Supreme Court. Future buildings will house the National Archives, the National Gallery, and the National Library, plus new buildings for the National Headquarters of the Israel Police and the State Comptroller of Israel. The official guesthouse of the State of Israel for the diplomats (like the Blair House in Washington, D.C.) will be built next to Binyenei HaUma.
The project is aimed to be completed in 20 years. The plans also include the construction of Kikar HaLeom, a national square adjacent to the Office of the Prime Minister, as well as a national boulevard leading to the square. Rova Mevo Ha'ir is a project to build a new main entrance to Jerusalem that goes from the Kiryat HaLeom area, northward to the entrance of the city from Highway 1.
In 2010 the Israeli government signed an agreement with a Dutch architectural firm that should plan the whole area in a 20 year process. At the same time the Government signed an agreement with Israeli architects for the project of connecting the city entrance to the northern side of Kiryat HaLeom.
National Square[edit]
A new square is planned to be built next to the new prime minister with a new road that will be the "national boulevard". The square is planned to be a national backbone for the placement of monuments and national symbols. It would also serve as a meeting grounds for national parades.
National Square parking building[edit]
A new building opened in 2004 to provide parking spaces for 1,800 state employees and diplomats. The building includes a police station, fire station, bank, and a local branch of the Council for a Beautiful Israel that is planned to be an educational center for environmental studies.
See also[edit]
- ^ http://www.jpost.com/NationalNews/Article.aspx?id=282712
- ^ Hell no, they won't go Haaretz, 15 April 2002
External links[edit]
- Kiryat HaLeom in WikiMapia
- Kiryat HaLeom project in Archijob website
- the National Square project in Kolker-Epstein architects website
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Declaring that "the buck stops with me," President Obama announced a set of new directives in response to the foiled bombing of Northwest Flight 253 by the now-infamous "underpants bomber." The list of presidential orders is mostly unexceptionable, and may even make a repeat performance less likely. Of course, if al Qaeda is even remotely strategic, trying an exact repeat of this attempt would be silly. Instead, they'll study the new procedures, look for holes in them, and try some new variation. The good news is that air travel will still be incredibly safe, and no sensible person should alter their normal travel plans because they are worried about the "terrorist threat."
What's missing from Obama's list of new initiatives is any sense that U.S. foreign policy might need some rethinking too. There are several dimensions to the terrorism problem, only one of which are the various measures we take to "harden the target" here at home. Why? Because bombing airliners and other acts of terrorism are just tactics; they aren't al Qaeda's real raison d'être. Their goal, as veteran foreign affairs correspondent William Pfaff recently reminded us, is trying to topple various Arab governments that al Qaeda regards as corrupt and beholden to us and establish some unified Islamic caliphate. As Pfaff notes, this is a fanciful objective, but still one that can cause us a certain amount of trouble and grief. And if they can get us to act in ways that undermine those governments (even when we think we are trying to help them), then their objectives are advanced and ours are hindered.
So one key dimension of the problem is to not act in ways that inspire more people to want to undertake such actions, or at the very least to be aware that some of our policies might have that effect and that we should not continue them unless we are damn sure that the benefits outweigh the costs. And what's troubling is the extent to which the Obama administration appears to be continuing many of the same activities that have inspired anti-American extremism and undermined the governments that do seem to like us, without much consideration about the balance of costs and benefits that this may involve.
To continue with this gloomy theme: the underpants bomber ultimately failed, but al Qaeda did conduct a successful suicide bomb attack in Khost that killed eight people, including several of the CIA's top al Qaeda experts. The perpetrator of that attack was a Jordanian doctor, Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi, who had been recruited by the CIA (via Jordanian intelligence) to infiltrate al Qaeda. After providing us with some useful information (as any double-agent must to gain credibility), he was allowed to meet with a large number of CIA analysts, leading to the fateful attack on December 30.
In terms of the actual effort to defeat al Qaeda, that event might even be more significant than the Flight 253 affair, because it suggests that some of our top analysts were out-thought by the very organization they were trying to penetrate and destroy. It has also shed new light on the close connections between the CIA and Jordanian intelligence, which is hardly something that King Abdullah's regime needs right now. So while it's important to learn why an obvious suspect got a visa and boarded a plane to the United States, it may be even more important to figure out how some of our best counter-terrorism operatives got gulled so successfully.
One more thing. I noted yesterday that al-Balawi's brother told reporters that the doctor had been radicalized by the Israeli assault on Gaza last year. Today, Newsweek released an interview with the double-agent's wife, which makes it clear that she shares his opposition to U.S. policy in the region but traces his changing views to an earlier event. According to Newsweek:
Al-Balawi 'started to change,' says his wife, after the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. By 2004, she says, he began to talk to her about his strong belief in the need for violent jihad against Western occupiers of Muslim lands."
My point is not to rehash the whole debate over the invasion of Iraq (although to be honest, I don't think there's much debate to be had over the folly of that particular decision). My point is simply to reiterate that any serious effort to deal with our terrorism problem has to be multi-faceted, and has to include explicit consideration of the things we do that may encourage violent, anti-American movements. Only a complete head-in-the-sand approach to the issue would deny the connection between various aspects of U.S. foreign and military policy (military interventions, targeted assassinations, unconditional support for Israel, cozy relations with Arab dictatorships, etc.) and the fact that groups like al Qaeda keep finding people like al-Balawi to recruit to their cause.
By itself, that mere fact does not mean that U.S. foreign policy is wrong. As I said a few days ago, one could make a case that our policy is mostly right, and that these problems are just the price we have to pay for them. But instead of having a serious debate on this question, we mostly ignore the possibility that our own actions might be making the problem worse, or we accuse anyone who does raise it of trying to "blame America first."
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Thin Pasta With Shrimp Red Peppers And Pine Nuts
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|Chopped onion/Shallots
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|4 Tablespoon
|Olive oil
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|Medium shrimps
|8 Ounce, peeled and deveined
|Toasted pine nuts
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Garlic clove
|1 Large, crushed
|Red pepper
|1 Large, sliced thin
|Chopped oregano/1/2 teaspoon dry
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped basil/1/2 teaspoon dry
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|Chopped parsley
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Boil approx. 5 minutes.
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Whisk into above slowly, until all is incorporated.
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Rasner pitching for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles on August 24, 2009.
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Darrell Wayne Rasner, Jr. (born January 13, 1981 in Carson City, Nevada) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles of Nippon Professional Baseball.
Amateur career[edit]
Rasner attended the University of Nevada, Reno, where he played college baseball for the Nevada Wolf Pack. He earned Freshman All-American honors in 2000, with a record of 14-2, 3.52 ERA in 18 appearances. When drafted, he held records for most wins (28) and strikeouts (302) by a Nevada pitcher. He was a health ecology major. Rasner was selected by the Montreal Expos with the 5th pick in the second round (46th overall) of the 2002 Major League Baseball Draft.
Rasner also has a cousin, Jacob Rasner, who played professional baseball. Jacob was drafted in the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft and played for the AA Chicago White Sox Farm club - Birmingham Barons.
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Rasner began his major league career with the Washington Nationals, pitching in a few games late in the 2005 season. He was claimed off waivers by the New York Yankees in the 2005 off-season.
Rasner recorded his first major league win on September 3, 2006, in a game he started for the Yankees against the Minnesota Twins. Rasner went 6 innings, allowing 4 hits, 1 earned run, 2 strikeouts and no walks in a 10-1 victory.
On May 19, 2007, in a start against the New York Mets, Rasner was struck on the right hand by a ball hit by Endy Chávez, a former teammate with the Nationals. He fractured his right index finger and did not pitch in the major leagues again that season, though he pitched at several levels of the minor leagues on rehab assignments.
Rasner was not offered a new contract by the Yankees and became a free agent on December 12, 2007, but was re-signed a couple of days later to a minor league deal.
On May 4, 2008, Rasner was recalled by the Yankees, and made his season debut against the Seattle Mariners. Rasner worked 6 innings, allowing only 2 runs and stayed in the Yankee rotation until September, when he was replaced by Alfredo Aceves.[1]
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On November 15, 2008, the Yankees sold Rasner to the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles for $1 million. Rasner signed a two-year deal with the Golden Eagles. He has played with the Golden Eagles for 4 years (2008 - 2012), the past two years as closer and set up pitcher.[2]
- ^ "Game 141: Yankees at Mariners". LoHud.com. Retrieved 2008-09-05.
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Release date: November 9, 2010
Like I already mentioned, Black Ops on the Wii is pretty much the same game as it is on other home consoles. The maps, the storyline, the multi-player, the co-op zombie mode, the promise of DLC, almost everything from the HD versions is here, all in glorious standard definition.
By standard, I really mean "the 3rd party Wii port standard, which is pretty much the same standard set by the a PS2 ten years ago. Sometimes it gets better than that, but most of the time, the game's textures look sub-Gamecube in quality. There are also a lot of little details that were left out; flags don't wave, leaves don't sway in the wind, etc. With the Wii being over 4 years old, there's really no excuse for 3rd parties to be churning out games like this. If you're like me, then you don't even expect to see anything better than this from a 3rd party on the Wii, and the visuals wont really bother you. Still, it's worth noting that the Wii can do better than this. It's a bummer that Activision didn't bother.
Besides the graphics, there are a few other things seem to be missing from this port. Maybe I just haven't found a way to unlock them yet, but the Flamethrower attachment appears to be gone, various customization options (face paint and player cards) are missing, the JFK zombie mode is M.I.A., and the Dead Ops top-down shooter mode isn't here either. It's strange to see these things omitted, as none of them would have taken up a lot of memory or processing power. I have to wonder if the Wii version was rushed out without these features in order to make the game's release date. It would be nice to see these modes and options hit later on as (preferably free) DLC.
As irritating as the unambitious visuals and missing details may be, this is still the only way to play Black Ops with pointer controls, as the PS3 version doesn't have Move support. The controls are really responsive and accurate, regardless if you're going for the Wii remote/nunchuck or the Wii Zapper. Sadly, the controls aren't as freely customizable as they are in some other Wii FPS's. There are bunch of pre-set control layouts, and that's it. That didn't bother me though. [UPDATE] (Somehow I totally missed the fact that the controls are in fact, totally customizable. Sorry guys! I feel like a moron. OK, back the the review as previously published). I never felt the need to customize the controls anyway. The game was easy to control from the start. I was popping off headshots and slitting enemy throats from the word go.
Another advantage to the Wii version is that so far, I've run into no problems getting online, and have experienced no lag, even with a wireless connection. Maybe this is because there are fewer people playing the Wii version, but compared the the 360 version of the game, Black Ops on the Wii has been noticeably better. I have been kicked out a few losing games, which caused my Wii to crash, but I blame that more on the people I was playing with than the game itself.
Bottom line -- if you prefer playing First-person Shooters with pointer controls, and you don't have a hang up about playing games that look they could run on the PS2, then this Wii port is the way to go. This is definitely not the version of the game that most pre-existing CoD fans want, but for those that are looking for a slightly cheaper starting point to the series, or if you just don't like playing FPS's with dual analog sticks, then this is the version of Black Ops that I would recommend.
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Russell Wilson grew up in Virginia, played most of his college football in North Carolina, and topped it off with a post-grad year at Wisconsin.
There are 111 million viewers who know he's got some Montana in him, too.
The second-year Seattle quarterback became the youngest to win a Super Bowl, 43-8 over Denver, since Ben Roethlisberger eight years ago. "Win" is the word that applies.
Wilson has been backhanded with the compliment of "game manager" so often that you expect him to be working for Nintendo customer service. Instead, he is a versatile, athletic leader who, when pressed, can zing a football into a window no bigger than your rear-view.
He cashed seven third downs out of 12, never turned over the football, spread his 18 completions among nine receivers, and became the first QB in the Class of 2012 to grab the Lombardi Trophy.
"They say you want to play your best football at the end of the season and we played our best football tonight," Wilson said Sunday. "I told Coach (Pete Carroll) last year, when we lost to Atlanta (in the NFC semifinals), that we were going to go all the way this year."
Three of Seattle's five touchdowns were produced by a seventh-round pick (Malcolm Smith) and two undrafted free agents (Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse).
The rest of the league fanned on Wilson, too. He was the 75th player picked in 2012, and the sixth quarterback.
Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III led off the draft. Ryan Tannehill and Brandon Weeden went in the first round. Tannehill is Miami's two-year starter, and Weeden, in Cleveland, stands 8 inches taller than Wilson but has repeatedly proved he cannot play.
Brock Osweiler went to Denver in the second round. Thirteen picks below Wilson, Philadelphia drafted Nick Foles, the league leader in QB rating this year.
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"I've never seen anybody prepare like him," Percy Harvin said. "Even today we were way up in the game, and he was in our faces, telling us not to let up."
There was another self-assured quarterback in 1979 who was picked No. 82, in the third round, behind Jack Thompson, Phil Simms and Steve Fuller.
Too bad Joe Montana didn't have an NFL arm, said the evaluators who forgot to check the twinkle in his eye and the steady heart rate.
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See her Dance on the Earth: A Memoir (1989).
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Donez Xiques.
Dundurn, 2005
Greta M. K. McCormick Coger.
Greenwood Press, 1996
Irvine, Lorna.
English Studies in Canada, Vol. 32, No. 2-3, June-September 2006
R. Baird Shuman.
Marshall Cavendish, vol.6, 2002
Stovel, Nora Foster.
Mosaic (Winnipeg), Vol. 45, No. 4, December 2012
Thomas, John D.
Journal of Canadian Studies, Vol. 30, No. 4, Winter 1996
Wayne Fraser.
Greenwood Press, 1991
Eustace, John C.
International Fiction Review, Vol. 30, No. 1-2, January 2003
Lynn Z. Bloom, and others.
American Review of Canadian Studies, Vol. 29, No. 1, Spring 1999
Barbara Frey Waxman.
Greenwood Press, 1990
Thomas, Clara.
Journal of Canadian Studies, Vol. 32, No. 1, Spring 1997
Stovel, Nora Foster.
International Fiction Review, Vol. 31, No. 1-2, January 2004
Alice Kessler-Harris; William McBrien.
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Grow up and listen to what I am saying. No one credible, including those in the industry, say "pregen". The massively used/preferred term is "last gen".
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..... Theres no need to get emotional about it.....
Grow up and listen to what I am saying. No one credible, including those in the industry, say "pregen". The massively used/preferred term is "last gen".
Someone please back me up, this 15" CRT guy is winding me up.
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On a modern Intel Architecture, the price difference is probably worth it. Given your CPU (Core2 firstname.lastname@example.com) and resolution (1024x768), the answer is no.
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Mr Abe, who will be voted in as prime minister on Wednesday following his conservative Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) sweeping election win, has made clear his top priority is to slay deflation with a huge dose of monetary easing and spending.
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Most comfortable bed ever !
Large room with lots of space & a superb king size bed ! Plenty of electrical outlets to charge camera, video camera, ipod etc. View over the golf course from the balcony. Only 2 miles drive to the beach. Lobby areas and room was very clean. This was a great hotel.
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My husband and I stayed at the Manhattan Beach Marriott for our anniversary last weekend. We were pleasantly surprised. The hotel has been redecorated. The lobby is beautiful, the rooms are a nice size and nicely decorated and clean. We had a room with a balcony overlooking the golf course. The staff was friendly. We had the breakfast buffet in the hotel restaurant and it was very good with a lot of food. They have a nice pool and spa and a nice work out room with cable tv's at every machine! The hotel is located near restaurants (within walking distance) and a theatre right across the street. We definitely had a nice stay and would return to this hotel.
Good hotel
Stayed here for 4 nights in July with family (9 & 12 yrs old).
Rate was 125 USD a night.
This hotel is in perfect condition. Nice, clean, large rooms.
We had a room at upper floor with balcony overlooking the golf course.
The staff is great and very friendly.
The outdoor pool and spa are nice des�te the presence of several birds that obviously can spoil your towels and chairs.
self-parking is 12 USD per night (not included in the rate).
We went to the hotel restaurant every morning for breakfast, the breakfast buffet is very good and service excellent.
It`s nicely located, close to manhattan beach (5 minutes drive) and not so far from the other major beaches (venice & santa monica).
As well, there is a theater walking distance from the hotel which is quite convenient if you want to go out in the evening with the family.
I certainly recommend this hotel and would not hesitate to come back.
A good nice hotel
Just spent 6 days here....
Very nice hotel rooms and service. I believe they have been recently decorated.
Location..is good...near by to most of the beach cities. Manhattan beach a few miles west. Venice beach 15 minute drive north. Disneyland was about 40 mins drive.
Rooms were clean, spacious...and bathrooms were nice and simple.
The pool was a good small-mid size. Jacuzzi was very nice. The view around the pool was good overlooking the 9 hole golf course which can be played on by anyone.
We got a good price deal here. But if i were to pay the hotel rate they give when you ask them direct i would say its not worth it. As they quoted me 270 dollars a night for a double room. In my view i would not pay more than 90 pounds per night here.
Restaurant service was ok. Food was nice...Breakfast good but service was very slow indeed.
All in all...i do recommend if you get a good deal-- you will not be disappointed.
Decent place to stay
Rooms were clean, bed comfortable. We had a balcony room overlooking the golf course, although there were no chairs on the balcony. We were only there for 1 night pre-cruise, so didn't bother to ask for them. Breakfast buffet was very good. Lots of dining choices in the area.
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OK, I have never been much of a fan of Marriott. BUT, I now have a new appreciation. I stayed at the San Diego Marriott a few months ago and it was great so we tried this one. Nice choice. The only drawback is proximity to beach. 1 mile or so over a big hill from the beach. Cannot smell, hear or feel the ocean. But it is really nice on it's own.
The Manhattan Beach Marriott, has been recently remodeled. The parking garage is old, but when you get in your room it is new, clean and really nice!
The lobby is dated, the staff is pleasant and speedy but not out of their way or over friendly. Stood in line cause they were understaffed on a Friday afternoon. But once we got up to the counter it was quick. On numerous trips down to the pool, or the restaurant or out to Valet we did see a line each time. Seems to be seriously understaffed at the front desk.
The rooms are average size, but comfortable. Paid $10 more for a balcony golf course view. Well worth it. The furniture is new and stylish. The bathrooms have marble or some stone from floor to ceiling and are beautiful and large.
Restaurants are close and way too much good stuff to choose from. Houston's, Il Forniao and Cozy mels, not to mention McCormick & Schmicks. All right there!
So much potential!
I stayed at at the Manhattan Beach Marriott several weeks ago. The property seems to have a lot of potential but the rooms are in desperate need of renovation. The carpeting was discolored from all the wear.
However, it is located on a beautiful golf course. The pool also seemed to be a hit with the children. If you're traveling with adults, I may avoid it as it is quite busy.
I was also pleased to see they are offering a communications package for $9.95 per day that includes unlimited internet access and phone calls, including long distance. It's about time something like this is available!
If you're looking for some pampering, visit the Murad Spa across the street. I highly recommend it!
A good hotel...
Stayed here for 6 nights in August, based on reviews in Trip Advisor. Our room comprised two double beds, which was clean and comfortable. It cost $150 pernight. We took the free breakfast package, which I would highly recommend. Eating breakfast was costing us $40-50 a day for a family of four. Parking was an extra $12 per night. Beware of parking locally - we came back from a restaurant one night at about 10.30pm to find about four towing vehicles removing parked cars!
We had a golf course view, overlooking the 9-hole par three course. THe golf is reasonably priced, and the clubs for hire were well known brands. The pool was not large, but adequate for our kids.
We found the location to be excellent. Close to the freeway, and only 5 mins from the beaches by car.
Opposite the hotel is a PF Chang's restaurant, which is fantastic. 5-10 mins walk west is a large mall, which has a good selection of reataurants. We all liked the LA FoodShow - sounds naff, but it served good food and had a good wine list. For our 10 and 13 yr olds, the kid's menu was more than enough. We also enjoyed Il Fornaio restaurant, about 5 mins east.
All staff were very helpful.
We looked at the Portofino Yacht Club at Redondo Beach whilst we were in the area. More expensive than the Marriott, with much smaller rooms.
We would stay at the Marriott again.
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Stayed in July '04. Very good price as this Hotel is a mile from the beach and is used by business types through the week.
Nice pool area. Overlooks a 9 Hole pay and play Par 3 Golf Course which is obviously very popular with locals.
When we visited this hotel was half the price of the Marriott at Marina del Rey. Ok so it's not on the coast, but if you have a car Manhattan, Hermossa & Redondo beaches are minutes away.
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An extremely pleasant experience for us. Service was good and of course the view was so breathtaking.
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|Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs with two components: a radioactive element that delivers a dose of radiation to detect or kill cancer cells targeted by the radiopharmaceutical and a targeting molecule that seeks out cancer sites. Effective radiopharmaceuticals could be used for both the diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as breast cancer, prostate cancer, and various other cancers. The ideal radiochemical properties (E = 140 KeV), its optimum half life (t1/2 = 6.02 h) and ready availability make Technetium-99m one of the most attractive radioisotopes for use in imaging applications. For a radiopharmaceutical to be useful and effective for use under in vivo conditions, it is imperative to have high kinetic stability for the Technetium compounds and its bioconjugates. This presentation includes recent results on the design of a new chelating system towards the overall objective of the design and development of in vivo stable 99mTc complexes. Specifically, the new ligand system comprises two electron donors (Sulfur and Nitrogen centers - MeSCH2CH(COOH)NH2 ). This ligand system upon interaction with Technetium carbonyl (i.e. Tc in the +1 oxidation state) produced a well defined Tc carbonyl SN complex as shown below in > 90% yields. The TcSN complex demonstrated in vitro stability at pH 5-7 as evidenced by High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) analysis. The new TcSN complex still contained one unoccupied coordination site on the metal. This free site may result in further reactions of the Tc metal center with active ligands. In order to improve the kinetic inertness of the TcSN complex, tris (hydroxymethy phosphine) THP, P(CH2OH)3, was introduced to fill in the available sixth coordination site. The resulting TcSNP complex demonstrated good in vitro stability at pH 5-7 for over 24 hours as evidenced by the HPLC analysis. Further studies to utilize the carboxylate arm in TcSNP complex for conjugations with tumor specific peptides are underway. The coordination chemistry, radiochemistry, and in vitro stability studies will be discussed.
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