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Paragon Deerfield 8 Movie TheaterRead MoreThe most recent addition to Paragon Theaters' repertoire of upscale movie venues, Paragon Deerfield 8 Movie Theater cushions customers in the plush luxury of its newly renovated theaters. Stadium-style seats pad posteriors as their owners gaze upon the silver screens from clear vantage points. An expanded concessions menu sates the palates of moviegoers by presenting a range of hearty fare and, for those of age, beer and wine. Sony HD digital projectors bathe the towering screens in crystal clearness, granting films a visual crispness so pronounced it has enabled sponsors to advertise their logos in actors' pores. The company plans additional upgrades and outdoor seating to bring all the amenities found in its locations in Miami, Florida, and Burnsville and Rochester, Minnesota, to the new Deerfield Beach location.3984 W Hillsboro Blvd.Deerfield Beach, FL US
Broward Stage Door Theater A NonprofitRead MoreWe are a two theatre performing arts center producing 10-14 Broadway style shows per year. The Stage Door has been providing quality professional theatre for 18 years in Broward.8036 W Sample RdMargate, FL US
The Last Picture Show Movie TheatreRead MoreThe Last Picture Show Movie Theatre is more than a movie theater; it's also a celebration of film culture. This is evident upon entering, when you're greeted by a museum-like display of artifacts: classic film posters and movie memorabilia. This motif continues onto the screen. While The Last Picture Show screens newer movies, it also hosts classic film festivals, where film buffs can settle in to see their favorite classics?think West Side Story and Casablanca?on the big screen.10036 W McNab Rd.Tamarac, FL US
Oriole CinemaRead MoreIt's 1980-something. Glen, a young boy, dons a pair of glasses with one blue lens and one red, excited by this new technology that's supposed to make things on the screen pop out at you. During the next two hours, Glen ducks swooping avians during the revival of Alfred Hitchcock's ¬The Birds in 3-D, terrified, yet thrilled. This is one of Glen Gray's earliest memories about the theater his father built more than 30 years ago. Today, Glen lives out those moments each day as the proprietor of Movies of Delray, where the projectors roll a medley of Hollywood features, and foreign, art-house, and independent films. Gold walls and burgundy curtains lend to the lobby's art-deco air, and a large chandelier illuminates more than 60 pencil drawings of movie icons of yore, such as John Wayne, Elvis, and Marilyn Monroe. This old-fashioned lobby disguises the updates within: brand-new bathrooms, granite countertops at the concession stand, and in the theaters themselves, digital surround sound and updated seating. Rows of black leather seats cushion moviegoers with high backs and wide benches so cozy that Glen claims guests have fallen asleep in them, only waking up at the end of the picture or when Bruce Willis turns out to have been a metaphor all along. In celebration of film, professor Shelly Isaacs graces the theater with screenings of obscure Oscar-winning or Oscar-nominated foreign films. After each screening, he discusses the film with audiences, dissecting and analyzing the cinematography, characters, and plot.7421 W Atlantic AveDelray Beach, FL US
DealflicksRead MoreDid you know that, on average, 88% of the seats in a movie theater remain empty during a showing? According to the New York Times, this phenomenon really surprised Sean Wycliffe a few years back when he went to see the Oscar-winning film The King's Speech and shared the theater with only two other audience members. With all the focus on online video services, Sean realized movie theaters were being overlooked, and came up with a concept that could help movie houses fill their empty seats. His brainchild became Dealflicks, a website that offers customers discounted tickets (sometimes with popcorn or soda) for same-day showings. Customers shop a selection of deals, each of which is specific to a particular film, theater, and showtime, and upon purchase, receive an email voucher they present at the theater's ticket counter. Dealflicks is partnered with theaters around the country, particularly independent and neighborhood venues, such as the treehouse of the enterprising kid down the street.4321 NW 88th AveSunrise, FL US
Alco Capital TheatersRead MoreThe aroma of salt and butter fills Alco Capital Theaters in Boynton Beach. Manager Larry Forbes has worked in theaters for three decades, having started out projecting midnight rock flicks at a drive-in in Fort Lauderdale. He therefore balances a sentimental attachment to film with the practical aspects that make it good for business. "If there's a problem and you have a technician?which we do onsite all the time?you can fix it immediately," he points out. Although the majority of work is projected from film, the theater's eight screening rooms are not warehouses for nostalgia. Digital and Dolby 3-D projectors deliver sharp pictures and immersive experiences to stadiums of 1,500 lumbar-supportive seats, as digital speakers and ADA listening devices make eardrums quake. During the winter, moviegoers prepare for the upcoming awards season with a full slate of Academy Award?nominated films. On some summer days 700?800 kids will flood the theater by 10 a.m. for adventure flicks and romantic comedies, and when things slow down in the fall, Forbes fires off notices of indie premieres and director Q&A sessions to members of the Movi-E Mail Club, who have chatted with director Susan Seidelman and burgeoning stars from The Palm Beach County Film & Television Institute. On federal holidays, the staff host a special matinee for students, and every Tuesday they pile free popcorn into reusable plastic buckets and vacant laps. The theater's dedication to its audience extends to special requests?Forbes remembers slipping a man's wedding-proposal video into the previews one night. Although he doesn't remember the film, Forbes does remember the woman's answer: she said yes.9764 South Military TrailBoynton Beach, FL US


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Tiwari's name cleared after he joins BSP
Bypoll caused by death of former PM Chandra Shekhar
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati has reposed faith in Brahmin-Dalit equation to wrest the Ballia Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh in the byelection to be held on August 29. The byelection was caused by the death of former Prime Minister and MP, Chandra Shekhar.
Vinay Shankar Tiwari, son of former Uttar Pradesh Minister and alleged mafia don of eastern U.P., Hari Shankar Tiwari, has been named as the Bahujan Samaj Party candidate to contest the election.
Mr.Tiwari's candidature was announced by Cabinet Minister and BSP National General Secretary Satish Chandra Mishra at a Press conference here on Friday.
Mr. Mishra also announced the names of the BSP candidates for the three Assembly byelections, also due on August 29.
While Kazim Ali Khan alias Naved Mian will seek re-election from Swar Tanda in Rampur district, Ajit Kumar Yadav and Anant Kumar Mishra alias Antu Mishra will be the BSP candidates in Gunnaur and Farrukhabad.
A former Congressman and scion of the Rampur family in Rohilkhand, Mr. Khan had won the Assembly election from Swar Tanda on a Samajwadi Party ticket. He resigned his seat after the formation of the Mayawati Government and joined the BSP. Byelection in Gunnaur has been caused by the resignation of the former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, Mulayam Singh.
Mr. Singh had contested from Gunnaur and Bhartana, but preferred to retain the Bhartana seat. The Samajwadi Party has fielded Pradeep Kumar Yadav from Gunnaur.
The candidature of Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Antu Mishra from Farrukhabad had been cleared by Ms. Mayawati last month. The seat was won by Vijay Singh of the Samajwadi Party in the April-May Assembly polls. Like Mr. Khan, he too had resigned his seat and joined the BSP. However, after a few days Mr. Singh was expelled from the BSP by Ms. Mayawati, on account of his alleged criminal record. Mr. Singh is an accused in the Bharatiya Janata Party leader, Brahmadutt Dwivedi murder case.
The BSP General Secretary said Mr. Tiwari's name for Ballia was cleared after he joined the party on Friday. His elder brother, Bhishma Shankar Tiwari alias Kushal Tiwari was also inducted into the BSP. He had contested the Assembly polls from Khalilabad on an SP ticket.
The Tiwari brothers' father was the Minister for Stamps and Registration in the erstwhile Mulayam Singh Government. Mr. Hari Shankar Tiwari, who had organised the Akhil Bharatiya Brahman Sammellan at Lucknow in 2006, had contested the Assembly polls from Chillupar in Gorakhpur district. He lost to the BSP.


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ALISO VIEJO, Calif., Jan. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — The first Vertical Axis Wind Turbine has now gone live in San Diego County, at the home of a forward-thinking resident named Tim Williams, who is taking action to go green. This 3.4 kW Falcon turbine from WePOWER was installed on an 18′ pole on Williams' property by Joe Moore Construction, an authorized WePOWER dealer.
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Joe More appeared before the County Building Department and presented WePOWER's modern Vertical Axis Wind Turbine for approval. Unlike traditional prop-style turbines, WePOWER's Falcon turbines are virtually vibration-, noise-, and maintenance- free, and are safe for birds.
To permit the installation, San Diego County Building Department required a satisfactory report from a qualified third party. TUV SUD America, Inc., a globally recognized testing and certification organization, inspected and promptly approved the job.
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MLB Matchups >> San Diego vs. Minnesota Preview 08/06/2014
The San Diego Padres and the Minnesota Twins will both be trying to pick up a win on Wednesday when they battle at Target Field in an interleague contest.
The Padres will trot Odrisamer Despaigne out to the mound in this one. Right hander Despaigne has a 2-3 record and a 2.68 ERA this season.
Meanwhile, it'll be Kevin Correia who starts for the Twins. Right hander Correia is 5-13 with a 4.89 ERA so far this season.
In their last action, San Diego was a 3-1 loser on the road against the Twins. Bettors on Minnesota at -131 on the moneyline collected their winnings from that game, while the total score (4) sent UNDER bettors home happy as well.
Team record: 51-61
San Diego is 5-2 SU in its last 7 games
The total has gone OVER in 9 of San Diego's last 13 games
San Diego is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games on the road
The total has gone OVER in 5 of San Diego's last 7 games on the road
Team record: 51-60
Current Streak: won 3 straight games.
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Minnesota's last 5 games
Minnesota is 5-11 SU in its last 16 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Minnesota's last 6 games at home
Minnesota is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games when playing San Diego
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Holiday closes government offices; library open Sunday
The upcoming Labor Day holiday will close most government offices on Monday, and will close the Henderson County Clerk's Office early at 4:30 p.m. today.
City, county state and federal offices — except for emergency services — will be closed Monday, as will all local banking institutions. That includes the Henderson County Public Library.
The local library is open on the Sunday before Labor Day. The library will be open its normal hours that day – 1:30 to 5 p.m.
The Henderson County Judicial Center will be closed both Monday and Tuesday, since Tuesday is one of the furlough days mandated to help the state court system balance its budget.


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With the LaCie Network Space 2, you're not simply storing files from your computer, you're storing files from all over your home. Connect the Network Space 2 through the Ethernet port to a computer or to a router, and share and store all of your media files from anywhere in your house, with the read and write speeds that you need. You can even back up multiple computers to ensure that your files are safe. The included LaCie Network Assistant allows you to quickly start using your product after completing a few short steps. This helps the Network Space 2 to be user-friendly and incredibly easy to use, just like a classic LaCie hard disk.
Customer Reviews of LaCie 301516KUA 2 TB Network Hard Drive - Gigabit Ethernet - USB 2.0 - Black
Just what I needed8/12/2012
I have often found it annoying when I need to print something and the computer that my printer is connected to is off. I've now setup the printer server via this network drive, which allows me to share it over the network with all the computers in our house.
Excellent Storage Unit8/4/2012
I consider myself a "power user" when it comes to computers. I film a lot of HD videos as a hobby and I'm forever running out of hard drive space. Now that I have a Network Space 2 I can store my raw footage on the NAS and edit it in real time directly from the drive! This is an impressive piece of gear.
Great Product6/23/2012
I'm a photographer and I bought this drive as a backup for my files. It's exceeded my expectations - easy to set up, easy to use. I can stream my photos over home network to my Mac, iPad and my TV! I can access them over the Internet too, which is just great in case someone wants to see my portfolio, I can access it directly from my iPhone. I just love it!
Works well with my Mac5/18/2012
Setting up this NAS for automatic backups with Time Machine was fairly easy. Once up and running, the drive is fast and quiet. It's easy to use and gives me access to my files from anywhere, and that's a big advantage for me.1 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful
good network drive5/8/2012
I've had this drive for about a month. It took me minutes to set it up. I use it for my music and photo collections. It's totally silent, and stays connected all the time. I also love that I can access the files via an iPad app. That's pretty cool.
Exactly what I needed!3/10/2012
We have two desktops and four laptops at home. Before Network Space 2 we were doing backup manually. Now things are much easier. All computers are connected to the NAS wirelessly, and there's no more running around the house with external backup drives anymore. All users now have their private password-protected shares that they can access anytime over the network. Very convenient! Apart from that, it looks great - stylish and modern.
Works perfectly2/29/2012
I purchased this drive to store all my media. I can now access my files from anywhere - my laptop, my iPhone, iPad... and even remotely via ftp or http. I'm very happy with the drive's performance and the features it offers.
So far so good2/1/2012
This is a great NAS. It has enough storage capacity for my needs. I use it as a backup drive for two computers, and for storing my video library. The drive is connected directly to the router, and all my files are now accessible over the local network, and remotely. The setup was very simple.
Good NAS drive1/1/2012
I love this network drive. It was very easy to setup. It has a nice choice of features, great design, and stable performance. I use it as a file server and as a backup drive for the three machines I have on my home network. The storage capacity is good enough for my needs. It streams flawlessly to my PS3. A great solution, overall!
works great10/7/2011
This network drive is just perfect for my needs. The transfer speed is good both on the local network and when accessing files over the internet. There's a nice choice of features, and a very easy user interface. The unit works great even when accessed by several users at the same time. Besides, the device is very quiet, I can hardly hear it working.
Excellent device9/28/2011
Great device for working with any files on the network. Within minutes I've managed to setup the drive and connect it to the network. Everything is very straightforward. I then transferred to the Network Space not only the work files but also my entire music and video archives. Now I can access my files from any device at home on the local network, and that is really very convenient. I mostly use this NAS as a media server, streaming videos via media player to the TV. I'm loving it!
Excellent Home Network Server8/25/2011
An excellent choice. Great design and quality. Tons of space. The device is easy to setup and works like a charm. It has become our main NAS server at home for photos and video. I am very happy with this purchase.
Works perfectly8/7/2011
This Lacie network drive has been working exactly as advertised. I connected it to my network in a matter of minutes, it was recognized immediately by all of my computers, I uploaded files to it, that's pretty much it. The drive is very easy to use. The transfer speed is good. The network features seem to work just fine. I'm very satisfied with this purchase!
Excellent NAS8/1/2011
I am very pleased with this drive. This is my first NAS and I've found it very easy to install and use. It's great to have one central location to store all the documents and photos, with easy access on the network. We have three computers at home and all of them have been working flawlessly with Network Space 2.
Failed after 1 month5/20/2011
After being a die-hard fan of all LaCie products, this is the fifth HD I own that's by LaCie, and I feel that this purchase was just the luck of the draw--I got a lemon. Perhaps by no fault of Buy.com, but the Disk kept on failing and would not connect or reconnect back to the network via my wireless router on many occasions. The LaCie Customer service has been so helpful, though. I have used the CS for over 24hours of helpdesk time, to run this HD, and being a HD person myself, I have also took some time myself before getting this fixed. Finally, I'm now using the LaCie 2TB HD Professional Server with the Aluminum Casing instead, due to the frequent failures of this Drive. I'm sure this was just the luck of the draw, since my previous LaCie HDs have been working with me since Five or more years. Nonetheless, I'm very happy with my new replacement Professional LaCie Drive. C+ for this product


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DMV to Internet-less New Yorkers: Get in Line
By Jared Chausow
By Katie Toth
By Elizabeth Flock
City Hid Facts From Feds About Rikers
By Albert Samaha
Flood Wall Street Gets Pepper Sprayed and Arrested
By Anna Merlan
By Jon Campbell
Report Sheds Light on Anti-Muslim Bias
By Jon Campbell
Rikers Island Lawsuits Over Diabetic Care
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Even in the church, gays have had a mixed experience. Boykin calls the black church one of the most "homotolerant and homophobic" institutions in the country. Sylvia Rhue, director of Equal Partners in Faith, asserts that gays in the black church have existed in a state of semi-acceptance. "Everyone knew that the choir leader was gay, the organist was gay," says Rhue. "You'd just say, 'Oh there's Uncle Bill, who's a bachelor, and he's the greatest guy we know. Aunt Sarah and Ann have lived together for 30 years, and that's nice.' "
As confrontations over gay issues have become more overt, so has the black church's homophobia, Rhue says.
The goal of transforming black fundamentalism into a black conservative voting bloc has proven elusive, however. Much of black history involves African Americans petitioning the governmentwith varying degrees of successfor protection against racism. Thus African Americans tend to have a progressive view of the role of government. "The difference is that black conservative Christians are more concerned about social and economic needs that the government can address," says Bositis. "Government is something that white Christian conservatives are against, except in trying to control people's lives through abortion curbs, etc."
Today, there simply is no black equivalent of the Christian Coalition. While the black church has been the source of some backward thinking on social issues, it's also been a hotbed of black leftismjust look at Martin Luther King Jr., Jesse Jackson, or Al Sharpton.
Conservatives have yet to outline for African Americans the benefits of shifting their vote rightward. For gay marriage to be a voting issue, they would have to see some sort of cost-benefit analysis. "What do you tell your kids when they ask about the schools?" Bositis says. " 'Yeah, but we kept those gay people from getting married'?"
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Pharmacy School student, University of Texas College of Pharmacy
As a pharmacy school student, I worked in Dr. Gore's lab on my Honors Thesis. In pharmacy school I am President of Kappa Epsilon (a professional pharmacy fraternity) and an active member in Rho Chi (pharmacy honors society), Student Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists, and Academy of Student Pharmacists. Outside of school, I work at Walgreens as a pharmacy intern. I also spent my undergraduate years at UT in the Dean's Scholars Honors Program.
My research focused on the effects of prenatal exposure to contraceptive hormones on hormone receptors in the brain. Hormonal oral contraceptives are among the most popular and effective forms of contraception in the US, and the large majority of formulations contain 17-a ethinyl estradiol (EE). Because of human error there is a 5% chance of unintended pregnancy during the first year of use, which can result in oral contraceptive use continuing through the first trimester. My project investigated the effects of exogenously administered EE during pregnancy on estrogen receptor a (ERa in the brains of exposed newborn offspring. Specifically, I focused on effects on ERa expression in the hypothalamus using immunohistochemistry.
Tina Chang: email@example.com
Pharmacy School student, University of Texas College of Pharmacy
I was an undergraduate pre-pharmacy student who is now attending the UT-Austin pharmacy school. As an undergraduate, I participated in many school organizations such as Texas Medical Missionaries, CantO, Longhorn PrePharmacy Association, EPIC, and intramural sports. In my spare time I like to run, work crossword puzzles, and bake cookies. My future dreams are to graduate from Pharmacy school, study Eastern medicine in a Taiwanese pharmaceutical company, and perform medical missionary work in third world countries.
I worked as a research assistant in Dr. Gore's lab under the supervision of a graduate student, Rebecca Steinberg. My project involved optimizing conditions for enzymatic DAB and fluorescent immunocytochemistry protocols in rodent brain, specifically GnRH, estrogen receptor beta, and aryl hydrocarbon receptor. I followed up by performing microscopic analyses of the expression of these molecules in the hypothalamus, the part of the brain controlling reproductive function. My immunocytochemistry experiments contributed to projects seeking to understand the distribution of these molecules in the rat brain, and their regulation by endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
Nygerma Dangleben: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ph.D. Student, University of California-Berkeley
I graduated from UT-Austin as a Human Biology major. My interests in research led me to become part of the Science Undergraduate Research Group (SURGe), a very active registered student organization here on campus whose mission is to foster undergraduate student participation in UT's cutting edge research. Since then I served as SURGe secretary for the 2003-2004 academic year. I began working in the Gore lab as a work-study student in 2003 and stayed on to perform independent research in the Gore lab until I graduated in 2006.
During my years in the Gore lab I worked on two projects. The first looked at how gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) neurons, the principal regulators of vertebrate reproductive function, may undergo cell loss during embryonic development, and whether environmental toxicants may accelerate this process. The second project, which was performed as my undergraduate thesis, investigated transgenerational, epigenetic effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals on mate choice behaviors.
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Stephanie email@example.com
I am a 4th year Biology (B.A.) major. I am a member of Tri beta - a biological sciences honor society - and am about to start volunteering as an EMT with a local fire department. I came to the University of Texas almost 2 years ago from a small private school in North Carolina. My first semester here I was fortunate to begin working as an undergraduate in the Gore lab. I was matched with Sarah Dickerson - her project on endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) really fascinated me. Coming into college I never saw myself doing research but after taking 2 courses: an intro to research and 'Environmental Toxicology' I was very interested in getting some experience and seeing how/if I liked it. I am so glad I did.
The project that I have been working on with Sarah is one of the EDC projects. We are looking at how developmental exposure to PCBs influences the neonate, pubertal, and adult rat. There is strong evidence to suggest that treatment during a 'critical window' in fetal development has both an immediate as well as a long-term effect on the animal. A landmark of interest in the adult animals is estrogen receptor (ER) alpha expression in the a region of the hypothalamus called the anteroventral periventricular nucleus (AVPV) that is involved in the control of reproduction. Currently I am quantifying the expression of this receptor in this region [AVPV].
Sarah Dickerson, email@example.com
Former Ph.D. Student in Pharmacology/Toxicology
Dickerson SM, Cunningham SL, and Gore AC (2010). Neuroendocrine HPG targets of developmental exposure to endocrine disruptors. In: Endocrine Disruptors and Puberty. ed. E Diamanti-Kandarakis and AC Gore. (In preparation)
Dickerson SM, Guevara E, Woller MJ, and Gore AC. (2009). Cell death mechanisms in GT1-7 GnRH cells exposed to polychlorinated biphenyls PCB74, PCB118, and PCB153. Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology. 237(2):237-245.
Dickerson SM, Walker DM, Reveron ME, Duvauchelle CL and Gore AC (2008). The Recreational Drug Ecstasy Disrupts the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal Reproductive Axis in Adult Male Rats. Neuroendocrinology. 88(2):95-102.
Dickerson SM and Gore AC (2007). Estrogenic environmental endocrine-disrupting chemical effects on reproductive neuroendocrine function and dysfunction across the life cycle. Reviews in Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders. 8(2):143-159.
Sailer BL, Liles N, Dickerson S, Sumners S and Chasteen TG (2004). Organotellurium Compound Toxicity in a Promyelocytic Cell Line Compared to a Non-Tellurium Containing Organic Analog. Toxicology in Vitro. 18:475-482.
Sailer BL, Liles N, Dickerson S and Chasteen TG (2003). Cytometric Determination of Novel Organotellurium Compound Toxicity in a Promyelocytic (HL-60) Cell Line Archives of Toxicology. 77:30-36.
Sailer BL, Prow T, Dickerson S, Watson J, Liles N, Patel SJ, Van Fleet-Stalder V and Chasteen TG (1999). Bacterial Cytotoxicity and Induction of Apoptosis in Promyelocytic (Line HL-60) Cells by Novel Organotellurium Compounds. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 18(12):2926-2933.
Ross Gillette: email@example.com
Undergraduate neurobiology and psychology major
I first heard about the Gore lab from a previous professor who suggested it based on my interest in neuroscience, and I have loved being a part of the group ever since joining it over a year ago. After graduation, I hope to attend medical school.
I am currently working with a Neuroscience graduate student Jackie Maffucci on a project concerning the prevalence of the expression of the NR2b subunit of the NMDA receptor in the anteroventral paraventricular nucleus (AVPV) of the hypothalamus. The NMDA receptor is a part of the neuronal circuitry that controls reproductive functions, and the NR2b subunit of this receptor appears to be particularly important in this role. We are quantifying the expression of the NR2b subunit protein and determining its regulation by both the age of the animals as well as hormone replacement therapies. This research will provide insight into both the role of the brain in reproductive aging, as well as how the brain is able to respond to hormones, such as estrogens, during this aging process. My contribution to the project lies in the labeling of the NR2b protein in the hypothalamic AVPV tissue (immunohistochemistry) and in the quantification of individual neurons in the hypothalamus that are expressing this particular protein (stereology).
Esperanza Guevara : firstname.lastname@example.com
Pharmacy School student, Texas A&M Health Science Center Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy
I initiated my undergraduate studies at UT-Pan American. I was admitted to UT Austin's Short Term Research Training for Undergraduate Minority Students in the summer of 2005, and Dr. Gore invited me to continue working in her lab as part of this program. After commuting from Edinburg to Austin every other weekend I transferred to UT-Austin in the Spring of 2006 and have been a part of the lab since then until my graduation as a Neurobiology major in 2008. I am currently a member of Voices for Choice, and enjoy kickboxing and self-defense. I begin Pharmacy School in fall, 2008.
I first started working with the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) GT1-7 cell line in in vitro experiments. At that time, I worked on optimizing the growing conditions for the GT1-7 cell line and then tested effects of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) on the release of GnRH, cell morphology, and cell population with fluorescence microscopy. Since then, I have also been trained on microsurgery, immunohistochemistry, brain sectioning, and new undergraduate training, and assisted in managing the Gore lab.
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Tim Hsu: firstname.lastname@example.com
Medical School Student, UTMB
As an undergraduate I was a pre-medical student studying psychology as part of the Plan II program. I was also an active member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-medical honors society, and in the Asian American Campus Ministry organization. In addition to my academics and clubs, my hobbies include swimming and biking, playing basketball, and learning classical/jazz guitar. My career goal is to graduate from medical school and practice internal medicine.
In Dr. Gore's lab, I participated in a research study investigating transgenerational, epigenetic effects of an endocrine-disrupting chemical, vinclozolin, on mate choice behaviors. I developed the behavioral assays and analyses, and wrote an honor's thesis based on this project.
Sonya Hughes: firstname.lastname@example.com
Public Health Apprentice for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Dallas, TX
I was a Pre-Med/African-American studies major at UT-Austin. On the UT campus I was involved in Black Health Professions, Longhorn Scholars and Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society.
I came to Dr. Gore's lab in 2003, when she had first moved to Austin and was setting up her lab. I was the first work-study student that she hired, and I stayed in her lab until my graduation in 2007. For the summer 2004 I received an Endocrine Society fellowship, which provided me a stipend and allowed me to perform research full time. I began my research projects by investigating the circadian (24 hour day/night cycle) regulation of the timing of puberty, taking a pharmacological approach. I also developed an interest in how puberty is regulated in humans, and wrote a paper with Dr. Gore on this subject.
Currently, I am working for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Dallas, and attending UNTHSC in the Masters in Public Health program.
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Justin Jefferson: firstname.lastname@example.com
Undergraduate Student
I am a third year human biology/ pre-medical student at the University of Texas at Austin. The Intellectual Entrepreneurship program and my passion for scientific research led me to Dr. Gore's laboratory. I began working in Dr. Gore's laboratory in fall 2007 as a volunteer and became an official member in the spring of 2008. I am a member of the Kinesiology Club, a volunteer at Dell's Children's Hospital, a member of the Intellectual Entrepreneurship program, and a U.T. Presidential Scholarship recipient. After graduation, I plan to attend medical school or graduate school.
The Gore lab is a great community of scientists. I am currently working with a Neuroscience graduate student, Deena Walker on her research project, which is focused on the mechanisms for the control of the onset of puberty. We use quantitative real-time PCR (polymerase chain reaction) to measure mRNA levels of GnRH and steroid hormone receptors. I contribute to this research by carrying out the PCR reactions for the puberty project Deena is working on. I have also learned how to do the ovariectomy surgery for Dr. Gore's work on reproductive aging, and I will be doing real-time PCR measurements of gene expression in the brains of these animals.
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PhD 2013, Institute for Neuroscience
Kermath CV (pdf)
Background: I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2006 with a B.S. in Biology; Neurobiology option. As an undergraduate, I worked in the laboratory of Dr. John G. White studying the role of the protein STU-10 in the rotation of mitotic spindle during asymmetric cell division in the C. elegans early embryo. Following my undergraduate studies, I volunteered as a research technician in Capulalpan de Mendez, Mexico for a Union de Comunidades Zapoteca-Chananteca (UZACHI) in their edible mushroom production lab and for Estudios Rulares y Asesora Campesina and Global Environmental Management (GEM) to test the local water quality. Next, I work as an analyst for Covance Laboratories before beginning the PhD program at UT-Austin in the Institute for Neuroscience in 2007. I first worked in the laboratories of Dr. Tim Schallert and F. Gonzalez-Lima investigating the neuroprotective effects of methylene blue in a rat model of Parkinson's disease. I then joined Dr. Andrea Gore's laboratory in the Dept. of Pharmacy to study hypothalamic mechanisms underlying the transition to menopause.
In addition to research at UT-Austin, I held offices in the Neuroscience Graduate Students' Assocation (NGSA) and helped initiate and take part in Outreach activities to teach children K-8th grade about the brain. I also served as Chair of the student-run 15th Annual Neuroscience Symposium and TAed Comparative Animal Physiology, where I took part in "flipped classroom" instruction and problem-based group activities to facilitate interactive learning.
Dissertation Research: I joined the Gore Lab in the summer of 2009. My dissertation focused on hypothalamic changes underlying the transition to menopause using a novel ovarian-intact model of the natural progression to acyclicity in middle-aged female rats. In Aim 1, I demonstrated changes in expression of genes involved in sex steroid hormone feedback (receptors and steroidogenic enzymes) and excitatory neurotransmission (kisspeptin, other neuropeptides and neurotrophic factors) with reproductive aging within the arcuate nucleus (ARC) and median eminence (ME) of the hypothalamus. Cell counting of double-labeled immunofluorescent images confirmed a decrease in the percentage of kisspeptin neurons and their colocalization with estrogen receptor alpha in the ARC. Aim 2 results revealed the importance of glutamatergic signaling through the NMDA receptor in the ME in acyclicity, as chronic infusion of an antagonist for NR2b-containing NMDA receptors into the ME was able to partially restore aspects of reproductive physiology. Quantification of NR2b subunit protein expression through double-labeled immunofluorescence and correlation network analysis revealed the importance of the NR2b phosphorylation state and colocalization with GnRH terminals in the external zone of the ME in these processes. Lastly, in Aim 3 I showed, in collaboration with Dr. Deena Walker, gene expression changes in the ARC and ME with reproductive aging that were altered with perinatal endocrine disruption, including kisspeptin expression in the ARC and estrogen receptor alpha gene expression in the ME. Together my data suggest that the regulation of excitatory stimulation and hormone feedback at the site of GnRH processes and terminals are important hypothalamic mechanisms underlying the transition to acyclicity.
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Pre-medical student, University of Texas at Austin
I am a pre-medical student at UT-Austin. I love studying science but I also have an interest in medical ethics. Thus, I am in the Bridging Disciplines Program to get a certificate in Ethics and Leadership, concentrating in Ethics of Health care. Currently, I serve as the president of Women in Science. I am also active in Hunger in North Korea, Nutritional Peer Educator Program, Acts college fellowship, and the FIG program. Off campus, I teach Sunday school at my church. I love playing with kids! In the future, I want to practice medicine and do research as well. I was recently admitted to Baylor College of Medicine for my medical school studies.
In the lab, my work focused on the neurons in the brain that secrete the GnRH peptide from terminals at the base of the brain, and how their interrelationships with glial cells undergo age-related alterations. I used the method of immunocytochemistry for GnRH, and analyzing their expression using the confocal microscope. I hope that my project will contribute to an understanding of how the neuroendocrine GnRH terminals, and their interactions with glial cells, change with age.
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Jackie email@example.com
Ph.D. 2008, Institute for Neuroscience
Jacqueline Maffucci graduated from Cornell University in 2000 with a B.S. in Animal Science. During her undergraduate career, she spent a semester abroad at the University of Melbourne studying the flora and fauna of Australia, where she was introduced to the wonderful world of fieldwork. Upon returning to the States, she was fortunate enough to work in the laboratory of Dr. Elizabeth Adkins-Regan examining the neural basis of maternal behavior in Japanese quail. It was this experience that turned her focus from a career in veterinary medicine to scientific research.
After graduating, she spent two years as a research technician in the laboratory of Dr. Monica Justice in the Molecular and Human Genetics Department at Baylor College of Medicine. During this time, she also tutored high school students in a variety of natural science courses, volunteered at the Houston Zoo as a K-12 natural science educator, and worked as a marine life rehabilitator with the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network. She began her graduate career at The University of Texas at Austin in August 2002 and was awarded an Institute for Neuroscience Graduate Student Fellowship.
During her tenure at UT Austin, Jackie was active in the Neuroscience Graduate Student Association (NGSA), for which she served and headed the committee to organize the annual INS Neuroscience Symposium, and was heavily involved in organizing the INS student recruitment. She also volunteered as a Women in Natural Sciences mentor. She is a member of the Society for Neuroscience, Society for Endocrinology, Women in Endocrinology, and the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. She has also received a number of awards in recognition of her research, including a Glen/American Federation for Aging Research Grant, an American Psychological Association Dissertation Research Award, the David Bruton Fellowship, and a Butch DuBois/Brand Source National Scholarship.
Outside of the lab, she is an avid animal lover and continues to foster her interest in animal behavior. She volunteers her time at the Austin Humane Society, assists in finding foster and permanent homes for South Central Bloodhound Rescue, is a trained United Animal Nations Emergency Response Volunteer, and has recently become involved in trialing her dog in agility competitions.
My PhD research examined the neuroendocrine mechanisms influencing the onset of reproductive senescence in female rats. Although rats do not have menstrual cycles and do not undergo menopause, they have a reproductive aging process characterized by a loss of reproductive cycles at middle age. Additionally, the reproductive system is controlled by a neural network, of which many components experience age-related changes. The rat provides an excellent model for studying how these changes affect the onset of reproductive aging. Specifically, my research focused on the action of NMDA receptors on the reproductive axis. I studied how changes in NMDAR subunit composition over time may influence alterations in reproductive function of aging female rats and the contribution of estrogen to these actions. Through administration of an NMDAR selective antagonist, I have documented changing reproductive hormone status and gene transcription of GnRH in young and middle-aged female rats. My techniques included tracking changes in luteinizing hormone pulses through serial blood drawing, and quantifying GnRH mRNA expression using real-time PCR. Additionally, I examined the NR1 and NR2b subunit population in the AVPV, and changes with age and steroid hormone treatment.
Currently, the mechanisms by which reproductive failure occurs, and the relative role of each level of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis, remain largely unknown. While the reproductive system is very complicated and involves a large number of processes, my goal is to obtain clearer understanding of the contributions of a receptor that appears to play an important role in the onset of reproductive senescence.
Maffucci JA, Gore AC (2009) Hypothalamic neural systems controlling the female reproductive life cycle: gonadotropin-releasing hormone, GABA, and glutamate. International Review of Cytology: A Survey of Cell Biology, Academic Press, In Press.
Maffucci JA, Gore AC (2006) Age-related changes in hormones and their receptors in animal models of female reproductive senescence. In: Handbook of Models for the Study of Human Aging. ed. PM Conn, Academic Press/Elsevier, 533-552.
Maffucci, JA. (Dec. 2007) Menopause: What every woman (and man) should know. Nside MD San Antonio.
Maffucci JA, Walker DM, Makos B, Woller MJ, Gore AC (2006) Neural regulation of reproductive aging in female rats: The role of the NMDA receptor. American Federation of Aging Research Grantee's Conference, Santa Barbara, CA.
Maffucci JA, Walker DM, Makos B, Woller MJ, Gore AC (2006) The NMDA receptor subunit NR2b affects GnRH gene expression and LH release in female rats, with modulation by estrogen, but not aging. Endocrine Society, Boston, MA.
Gore AC, Maffucci JA, Reynolds K, Wu D, Yin W (2005) Rat models of reproductive aging (and what does the NMDA receptor have to do with menopause?). Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories Symposium on Rat Models & Genomics, Cold Spring Harbor, NY.
Walker DM, LaPlant Q, Maffucci JA, Gore AC (2005) Hypothalamic GnRH gene expression profile in developing male rats, assayed by two quantitative methods. Endocrine Society, San Diego, CA..
Gore AC, Feduccia A, Choudhury L, Yin W, Steinberg RM, Maffucci JA, Hughes SH (2004) Blockade of the nocturnal increase in GnRH release delays the onset of puberty in female rats. Endocrine Society, New Orleans, LA.
Hillsman KD, Hughes SM, Maffucci J, Gore AC (2004) Circadian regulation of the timing of puberty in rats. Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, CA.
Maffucci JA, Ikegami A, Hillsman KD, Woller MJ, Gore AC (2004) NR2b selective antagonists of the NMDA receptor decrease luteinizing hormone levels in young and middle-aged rats. Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, CA.
Brittany Makos: email@example.com
Pharmacy School student, University of Texas College of Pharmacy
I was a pre-pharmacy student at UT-Austin. During this time, I worked at Randall's Pharmacy as a Certified Pharmacy Technician. Also, I was a Residential Peer Mentor at Whitis Court Residence Halls where I conducted weekly seminars for a group of 20 freshman students addressing academic, social, and skill development topics. I was an active member in the Longhorn Pre-Pharmacy Association, Alpha Lambda and Phi Eta Sigma national academic excellence honor societies. I enjoy watching movies, reading, ceramics and baking.
In Dr. Gore's lab, I worked with a neuroscience graduate student, Jackie Maffucci, who is researching the action of NMDA receptors (NMDAR) on GnRH neurons in young and aging female rats. Over the summer, I provided technical assistance with the rats doing implant surgeries and interval blood drawing. I also analyzed the 120+ brain tissue samples for RNA content.
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Tyler firstname.lastname@example.com
Medical student at Vanderbilt University
I majored in both Plan II Honors (B.A.) and Cell & Molecular Biology (B.S.). I was involved in various organizations on campus and held leadership roles in Beta Beta Beta (a national Biological Honor Society) and the Longhorn Premedical Student Association. While I am dedicated primarily to my studies, I am also a saxophone player, play soccer and am a 2nd-degree black belt in TaeKwonDo and I mentored a middle-school student at a local junior high school.
I joined the Gore Lab in Spring 2008 as a volunteer after hearing about the lab's dedication to training undergraduates from my Genetics TA. I worked with graduate student Michelle Naugle on a project involving hormone receptor expression (both the Estrogen Receptor-alpha (ERa) and the Progesterone Receptor (PR)) in the hypothalami of aged versus young monkey specimens. We used immunohistochemistry to label these receptors and stereology as a means to quantify the number of neurons labeled. Insight into the change in number of sex hormone receptors in the aged monkey brain will provide information important to the study of female reproductive senescence (menopause) and possible human therapies.
Foad Meshkinian: 2007 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Undergraduate chemistry major
In my spare time I like to work out, play basketball, and listen to music.
Monique "Mo" Monita: firstname.lastname@example.com
Texas Interdiscplinary Plan, Neurobiology
Texas IP Minor, Medical Ethics and Policy
Research Interships
Weiling Yin, Monique M. Monita, Sharon Kin, Di Wu, Andrea C. Gore (2008) GnRH Neuroterminal Changes and Interaction with Glia in Reproductive Aging. The Endocrine Society's 2008 International Meeting, San Fransisco, California.
Weiling Yin, Monique M. Monita, Kristen K. Reynolds, Di Wu, Jacqueline A. Maffucci, Andrea C. Gore (2007) GnRH Neuroterminal Properties in Reproductive Aging. The Endocrine Society's 2007 International Meeting, Toronto, Canada.
Lorenzo Perez: email@example.com
Medical School Student, University of Texas at Houston
I graduated from UT-Austin as a biochemistry/pre-medical student. I began working in Dr. Gore's laboratory in fall 2006 as a work-study student, but as of summer 2007 I began working on my own independent research project. I began attending medical school in fall, 2008.
My research focused on the mechanisms for the control of the onset of puberty, which involve the activation of hypothalamic GnRH neurons. In rats, gonadal steroid hormone feedback regulation of GnRH cells is dramatically increased during the pubertal process. In order to ascertain whether this increased sensitivity to hormones is due to changes in expression of their nuclear receptors in the hypothalamus, I worked together with a Neuroscience graduate student, Deena Walker, to determine the postnatal developmental changes in progesterone receptor (PR), androgen receptor (AR), and the estrogen receptors (ERa and ERb) mRNA levels, using quantitative real-time PCR. In addition, I compared the gene expression profiles of male and female rats in order to investigate potential sex differences in the neural changes responsible for the onset of puberty.
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Karla Resendiz: firstname.lastname@example.com
Pharmacy School student, The University of Texas College of Pharmacy
Penny Riha, firstname.lastname@example.com
Senior Laboratory & Project Manager
I became interested in neurological research during my undergraduate studies at UT Austin. After graduating with a BA in Psychology, I decided to attend graduate school at UT Austin with a major focus in Behavioral Neuroscience and supporting work in Toxicology. I was interested in both normal brain aging and neurodegeneration. I decided to study under Dr. Gonzalez-Lima due to his expertise in metabolic brain imaging and his unique perspective of the mitochondrial cause of Alzheimer's disease. I began my graduate studies examining behavior and brain effects of metabolic-enhancing drugs on learning and memory in both young and aged rats. For my dissertation, I independently created a unique rodent model of early-stage Alzheimer's disease called mild cognitive impairment. After earning my Ph.D. in 2007, I decided to learn more about molecular aspects of disease and aging, and worked as a postdoctoral fellow under Dr. Michelle A. Lane in the Division of Nutritional Sciences at UT Austin. I studied the chemotherapeutic mechanisms of retinoids in colorectal cancer cell lines. Learning techniques ranging from RNA assays to transfection allowed me to appreciate the molecular mechanisms underlying disease.
After finishing my postdoctoral position, I began working in June 2009 in the Laboratory of Dr. Andrea Gore within the Division of Pharmacology & Toxicology. One major focus in the laboratory is studying reproductive function and the primary regulator, gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH). GnRH is released in the median eminence, and as such, is a major area of interest. In addition to my role as Senior Laboratory Manager, I also manage projects that include characterizing the hypothalamic changes in ovariectomized rats receiving hormone replacement therapy. Specifically, we are testing the hypothesis that there are critical windows of opportunity and durations of hormone treatment that will affect hypothalamic circuits regulating reproduction in aging female rats. Another major project is based on the hypothesis that glutamate is critical in normal reproductive function and may mediate the transition to acyclicity at middle age. We are testing the effects of chronic glutamatergic NMDA receptor agonists and antagonists on reproductive behavior and hypothalamic function. In both projects, we are measuring steroid hormone levels using radioimmunoassays as well as quantitating membrane receptor changes using both light and confocal microscopy. In addition, we are using electron microscopy to describe qualitative changes in the synaptic ultrastructure of the median eminence, including neural-glial relationships.
Studying the neural mechanisms of reproductive development and aging was a natural transition from my graduate studies. Working in the Gore Lab has allowed me to use my existing skills as well as expand my skill set in the laboratory. I feel fortunate to work in a lab that values teamwork and encourages innovative ideas.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Riha PD, Rojas JC, Colorado RA, & Gonzalez-Lima F. (2008). Animal model of posterior cingulate cortex hypometabolism implicated in amnestic MCI and AD. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 90, 112-124.
Wrubel KM, Riha PD, Maldonado, MA, McCollum D, & Gonzalez-Lima F. (2007). The brain metabolic enhancer methylene blue improves discrimination learning in rats. Pharmacology, Biochemistry & Behavior, 86(4), 712-717.
Riha PD, Bruchey AK, Echevarria DJ, & Gonzalez-Lima F. (2005). Memory facilitation by methylene blue: dose-dependent effect on behavior and brain oxygen consumption. European Journal of Pharmacology, 511, 151-158.
Callaway NL, Riha PD, Bruchey AK, Munshi Z, & Gonzalez-Lima F. (2004). Methylene blue improves brain oxidative metabolism and memory retention in rats. Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior, 77, 175-181.
Callaway NL, Riha PD, Wrubel KM, McCollum D, & Gonzalez-Lima F. (2002). Methylene blue restores spatial memory retention impaired by an inhibitor of cytochrome oxidase in rats. Neuroscience Letters, 332, 83-86.
Rebecca Steinberg
I graduated from the University of Chicago in 2000 with degrees in Neurobiology and Ecology and Evolution. Upon coming to the Institute for Neuroscience at the University of Texas, I was awarded a University Preemptive Fellowship. I completed the Neural Systems and Behavior Course at Woods Hole, Massachussetts in 2002. As a graduate student, I was president of the Neuroscience Graduate Students' Association, and organized of the Annual Neuroscience Symposium. My graduate research was funded by a two-year predoctoral grant offered by PhRMA, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers' of America Foundation.
My PhD dissertation investigated the long-term and multigenerational effects of prenatal exposure to a class of environmental toxicant known as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). I used a model of prenatal exposure to low, environmental-relevant levels of PCBs on reproductive development, adult physiology and behavior, and effects on the next generation.
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Ph.D. 2012, Institute for Neuroscience
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Di firstname.lastname@example.com
Ph.D. 2009 Pharmacology/Toxicology
Weiling firstname.lastname@example.com
Ph.D. 2008, Pharmacology/Toxicology
Graduate education and research:
At the base of our brain, in a small, enigmatic, and powerful place called the median eminence, many "brain messengers" dock and depart, including our reproductive messenger - the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH). Changes at this messenger "harbor" may also affect our reproductive system, and sometimes elicit a large response from the body with dramatic, seemingly unpredictable physical changes. My research was to observe changes to GnRH nerve terminals and their surrounding microenvironment in normal and abnormal physical conditions in rats. Using immuno-fluorescence microscopy and post-embedding immuno-gold electron microscopy on rats of different ages and estradiol treatment, I have found ultrastructural evidence of changes in GnRH nerve terminals, their surrounding glial cells and the nearby capillary system.
My goal is to understand the natural processes of the interaction of the brain with reproduction during aging. We do undergo inevitable changes both large and small as we age, but as our understanding of these processes grows, so does our ability to predict and manage them.
Education & Professional Experience:
Yildirim M, Mapp OM, Janssen WG, Yin W, Morrison JH, Gore AC. Postpubertal decrease in hippocampal dendritic spines of female rats. Experimental Neurology 210: 339-348 (2008)
Yin W, Mendenhall JM, Bratton SB, Oung T, Janssen WG, Morrison JH, Gore AC. Novel localization of NMDA receptors within neuroendocrine gonadotropin-releasing hormone terminals. Experimental Biology and Medicine 232: 662-673 (2007).
Yin W, Gore AC. Neuroendocrine control of reproductive aging: Roles of GnRH neurons. Reproduction 131: 403-414 (2006).
Yin W, Gao Z, Meng L. Survey on antibiotic in China-Japan friendship hospital from 1996 to 1999. Drug information of China-Japan Friendship Hospital, Vol. 16 No. 1, (2000).
Abstracts and Proceedings in National and International Meetings
Yin W, Monita MM, Kim S, Wu D, Gore AC. GnRH neuroterminal changes and interaction with glia in reproductive aging. The 90th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, San Francisco, Jun 2008.
Yin W, Monita MM, Reynolds KK, Wu D, Maffucci JA, Gore AC. GnRH neuroterminal properties in reproductive aging. The 89th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, Toronto, Canada, Jun 2007.
Yin W, Reynolds KK, Wu D, Maffucci JA, Monita MM, Gore AC. GnRH release in reproductive aging. The University of Texas College of Pharmacy Celebrating Research Achievements, Austin, TX, Apr 2007.
Yin W, Mendenhall JM, Wu D, Reynolds KK, Gore AC. Three dimensional (3D) reconstruction of GnRH neuroterminals in the rat median eminence. The 88th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, Boston, MA, Jun 2006.
Hughes SM, Yin W, Gore AC. The GnRH antagonist acyline delays puberty and suppresses the reproductive axis of male, but not female rats. The 88th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, Boston, MA, Jun 2006.
Reynolds KK, Wu D, Yin W, Gore AC. Anatomical relationships between NMDA receptor subunits and GnRH neuroterminals. The 88th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, Boston, MA, Jun 2006.
Gore AC, Maffucci JA, Reynolds KK, Wu D, Yin W. Rat models of reproductive aging (and what does the NMDA receptor have to do with menopause?). The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories Symposium on Rat Models & Genomics, Cold Spring Harbor, New York, NY, Dec. 2005.
Gore AC, Feduccia A, Choudhury L, Yin W, Steinberg RM, Maffucci JA, Hughes S. Blockade of the nocturnal increase in GnRH release delays the onset of puberty in female rats. The 86th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, New Orleans, LA, Jun 2004.
Yin W, Oung T, Ng CL, Janssen WGM, Morrison JH, Gore AC. Novel subcellular localization of NMDA receptors (NMDARs) within neuroendocrine GnRH terminals, The 32nd annual meeting of Neuroscience Society, Orlando, FL, Nov 2002.
Yin W, Gao Z. Investigation of disinfectant effect of electrolyzed oxidizing water (EOW) on gastroscope used for hepatitis patients, The 1st International Congress of Asia Pacific Society of Infection Control (APSIC), Hongkong, China, Aug 1999.
Yin W, Shen Y. Nosocomial Infection control in hospital management, China-USA Nosocomial Infection Control Symposium, Beijing, China, Mar 1999.
More information about Dr. Gore
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hyay led the research team that focused on the gene SLC30A10 and its role as a "door opener" in helping to remove elevated levels of manganese from cells. The study was published in the Oct. 15, 2014 issue of The Journal of Neuroscience.
> Read more about Dr. Mukhopadhyay's research.
"Drugs, the Brain and Behavior" is co-authored by Dr. Carlton Erickson, the college's associate dean for research and graduate studies, and Dr. John Brick, executive director of Intoxikon International.
> Read more about Dr. Erickson's new book.
Andrea Gore is named to the SEBM Distinguished Scientist Award.
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Scientists used this process to fill the rucksacks with magnetic nanoparticles, which can be manipulated by magnetic fields. Scientists believe this may enable the process of directing cells to particular sites in the body for advanced imaging in the body.
For the study, scientists allowed the rucksacks to be carried by lymphocytes "" white blood cells in the vertebrae immune system.
"Immune system cells can be primed to go to specific places in the body," said Swiston. "We could load them with drugs or chemotherapy agents, and immune cells love to travel to tumors or sites of inflammation or trauma."
Among many applications, researchers said the treatment could even be used in the future to target specific regions of the body with tailor-made vaccines.
"We haven't even thought of all the applications yet," said Swiston, "and I think there's a whole lot more out there".
Image 1: MIT researchers have developed a technique to attach tiny polymer "backpacks" to cells. This immune system cells, a B lymphocyte sports one. The scale bar is 10 micrometers. Image courtesy / American Chemical Society
Image 2: This T cell also has a polymer backpack. The scale bar is 10 micrometers. Image courtesy / American Chemical Society
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It was late one night about two weeks ago when a woman reported to police that she had been confronted and dragged into an alley near the municipal parking lots in downtown New London, where she was attacked in a brutal sexual assault.
The incident was reported about 1:30 a.m. on a Saturday, as patrons were leaving nearby downtown bars.
According to police, the attacker was described as an "extremely fat" black male with a shaved head, in his 40s, 5 feet 9 inches tall, who was wearing a white shirt and dark-colored sweatpants.
Deputy Police Chief Peter Reichard told me this week that police have a suspect in the case, and they hope that DNA samples may help them make an arrest.
I asked about the rape because it has become grist in the city's churning conversations, one part of a discussion in which the police union and its supporters have been accusing Mayor Daryl Finizio of understaffing the police department, leaving the city unsafe.
A Ledyard-based conservative talk radio station has taken up the cause, unleashing long, daily rants about crime in the city and the reported downtown rape.
One has to wonder how gruesome details about the precise nature of the rape have leaked out. They are now widely known and even part of routine coffee shop conversations around the city.
The radio hosts, in their unrelenting and vigorous attacks on the city, have called it a cesspool that is about to start leaking criminals into surrounding suburbs. One has called for a boycott, saying people should stay out of New London altogether because of the crime.
Curiously, according to Reichard, statistics show that crime has actually gone down in the city. "Indexed" things like assault, robbery and burglary reported to police by victims have declined, the deputy chief said.
The critics of the department administration say it is natural that crime rates are going down since there are fewer police officers. But, of course, that is not the case. People would not be reporting fewer crimes because there are fewer officers. If your car is stolen, you are still going to report it.
Reichard did say he would expect crimes that require police investigations to resolve, such as drug arrests, might start to go up as the result of the reduced size of the force.
Reichard said he would like to see a budget increase for the department and more new officers hired. But he said the department is also looking at other policing options, like improving lighting downtown and installing surveillance cameras.
I also asked Reichard about the complaints that the police did not officially disclose the downtown rape, at the outset, only confirming it three days later, when a reporter from The Day asked.
He said police had identified two possible suspects, based on the description from the victim, and did not want to compromise the prospects of a timely arrest.
Reichard noted that the rape appeared to be random. He called it an isolated incident or "crime of opportunity" and not part of any pattern.
He added that the department's system for reporting crime to news media does not always work well, and they are exploring the idea of resuming the release of incident logs to the press, so that reporters can make specific inquiries about anything that is listed.
Naturally, this is a classic standoff in the trade. Newspapers always want police to make everything public. Police departments tend not to want to tell us anything, except when they make an arrest.
The city election season is upon us. And it is fine and appropriate to have some debate about how big the police department should be and how much the city should spend on law enforcement.
In fact, it's a great dialogue to have in a strapped small city trying to decide how and where to allocate limited resources.
But leave the innocent rape victims out of it.
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Laurels at GreenwoodExact - 1215 Hickory Flat Hwy Canton, GA 3011534.223653 -84.475171+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
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Crest at LaurelwoodNearby - 10247 Highway 92 Woodstock, GA 3018834.08585079014 -84.5157495886+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Located in one of Woodstock's most prestigious residential neighborhoods, our wonderful apartment community offers comfortable one, two, and three bedroom homes for rent. Your new apartment home will feature spacious modern kitchens, beautiful nine foot ceilings, and private balconies with gorgeous community views. Reserve your new apartment home with us today!
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Heritage at RiverstoneNearby - 101 Heritage Dr Canton, GA 3011434.257975 -84.487394+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Heritage at Riverstone in Canton, GA offers spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes featuring elegant chef caliber kitchens, walk-in closets and private balconies or patios. Our beautiful Canton apartment community also offers a number of features including a Free Access Wi-Fi area, car care center, resort-style pool, planned community events, which include a variety of social, educational, fitness and cultural activities. Call today to view your Canton apartment home at Heritage Riverstone.
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Cherokee SummitNearby - 5920 Bells Ferry Road Acworth, GA 3010234.090422 -84.580542+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Nestled in the heart of Acworth we offer spacious 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment homes. Our homes feature washer and dryer connections, private patios/balconies, ample storage space and built-in microwaves. Make sure you check out our pool, fitness center and free after school program!
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- Minutes to Marietta & downtown Atlanta
Roswell City WalkNearby - 3000 Forrest Walk Roswell, GA 3007534.052528381348 -84.387001037598+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Roswell City Walk is a brand-new apartment community conveniently located in the heart of Roswell, featuring unique and spacious 1 and 2 bedroom homes. Opening February 2015!
- Crisp, sleek granite countertops
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- Washer and dryer in every unit
- Clubroom for resident activities
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- Just around the corner to popular Canton Street
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Terraces at Towne LakeNearby - 1345 Towne Lake Hills South Dr Woodstock, GA 3018934.1 -84.55+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Terraces at Towne Lake Apartment Homes in Woodstock GA is the perfect choice. Call or stop by for pricing and availability on Newly Redesigned 1, 2, and 3 bedroom Homes! Excellent Schools. Close to Hwy 575. Minutes from Towne Center Mall, dining and entertainment.
- Two Shimmering pools with fountains
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Riverview ApartmentsNearby - 59 Anderson Avenue Canton, GA 3011434.242426 -84.496289+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Riverview Apartments in Canton, GA offers luxury 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments. Huge Floorplans with amenities that include washer & dryer connections, kitchens with Frigidaire appliances, built-in microwaves, walk-in closets, and sunrooms or patios! Located near as Crossroads Christian Academy, William G. Hasty, Senior Elementary School, Cherokee High School, Clayton Elementary School, Community Christian School, R. M. Moore Elementary School, New Life Christian Academy and Freedom Middle School.
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Park at Towne LakeNearby - 50 Paces Parkway Woodstock, GA 3018934.107913 -84.538369+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Park at Towne Lake features spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes for rent in Woodstock, GA. We offer an abundance of amenities within our community, as well as being nearby to shopping, fine dining and entertainment.
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River Ridge at CantonNearby - 100 River Ridge Drive Canton, GA 3011434.257455819981 -84.489508334949+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
River Ridge at Canton is a brand new & affordable Canton apartment community conveniently located in Cherokee County. River Ridge at Canton offers 1, 2 & 3 bedroom rental apartments loaded with amenities such as Walk-In Closets, Huge Kitchens, Spacious Balconies, Fitness Center, Swimming Pool and are Garages Available.This spectacular community offers 356 spacious apartment homes nestled on the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and spread amongst 12 three and four story buildings.
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Heights at Towne LakeNearby - 1395 Buckhead Crossing Woodstock, GA 3018934.110674 -84.541053+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Luxury Woodstock apartments with spacious 1, 2 & 3 bedroom floorplans. Each apartment includes kitchens with Faux Granite counter tops, islands, and built in microwaves, cozy fireplaces, arched case openings, and much more. We are located near restaurants, great shopping, excellent schools, I-575 and I-75.
- Controlled Access Gates
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Canton Mill LoftsNearby - 550 Riverstone Parkway Canton, GA 3011434.2364905 -84.488443+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Canton Mill Lofts, feature studio, 1 and 2 bedrooms with 17'ceilings, wall of windows, skylights, ceiling fans, fully equipped kitchens, polished concrete floors and generous closet space. Located minutes from Atlanta, our Lofts are close to I-575, I-75, KSU, Etowah River, shopping and dining. We offer controlled access gates for our residents, fitness center, sparkling pool and courtyard
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Bell Bridge MillNearby - 1000 Preston Glen Circle Canton, GA 3011434.172525 -84.5614955+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Spacious one, two, and three bedrooms centrally located in the heart of Canton, welcomes you to discover comfortable living at its best. Our beautiful apartments features gorgeous gourmet kitchens with spacious breakfast bars and stylish black and white appliances, oversized walk-in closets, beautiful sunrooms, and so much more. Stop by our wonderful apartment community today!
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Brooke MillNearby - 50 Downsby Ln Woodstock, GA 3018934.081306 -84.554001View All Floor Plans+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment homes in Woodstock, Georgia.
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The Avonlea at Towne LakeNearby - 1000 Avonlea Place Woodstock, GA 3018934.102101 -84.538268+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Luxurious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes for rent in Woodstock, GA. Enjoy the details of a custom home such as crown molding, chair rail, and built-in bookshelves. Our community features 2 Resort Style pools, Cyber Cafe, State of the Art Fitness Center, tennis courts and a children's playground. We are conveniently located off of Towne Lake Parkway, with easy access to I-575.
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100 Walden Crossing Drive | Canton, GA See Other The Michelson Organization Communities
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102 Alexander Drive | Canton, GA See Other Signature Management Communities
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Add a new twist to salmon. This blend of ingredients gives you a new and creative way to enjoy your favorite salmon. Mix salmon, mayonnaise and Zatarain's Salmon Cake Mix, shape into patties, refrigerate, then fry to a light golden brown.
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2. SHAPE mixture into 7 patties. Refrigerate 30 minutes.
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Hey Guys,I'm working on a new, personal blog/portfolio WP theme, Leap: http://ireed.net/leap
Last week, I submitted it for approval and was rejected with the following feedback:
This is a really nice start and I really dig the casual concept.
The main issue here is that the design is just too simple to be sold in the WP category. We do accept simpler designs but only for the very occasional mobile designs as well as v cards.
As is, as I mentioned, the design is too basic and lacks details to be sold as a premium theme.
The main issues are with the inner pages, the blog and portfolio specially. Focus on using a more unique layout to try and differentiate the design. As with details, there are very little visual cues in the design, designed to add originality to the design. To see this in action, use a solid background and you'll see the sparseness.
I also asked the rest of the team and here is what they said:
"Feels incomplete—like in the middle of development"
"Nice concept but feels.. empty."
I'm struggling to determine how to improve the layout/design – I'm "too close" to the project at this point to see things objectively. This is where I really need your help – based on the feedback given, how do you feel Leap can be improved?Again, here is the link: http://ireed.net/leap/
Thanks for the help, Reid
Very nice, I think you need improve text/bg contrast..
Inconsistent spacing, poor typography, just feels kinda unfinished y'know?
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Inconsistent spacing, poor typography, just feels kinda unfinished y'know? -Scott
Sounds like you've been through the rejection process a time or two, too
I am a big fan of the dark version.
Maybe the first listing (1,2,3) could use some icons as filler? I agree with iKreativ on the spacing issues.
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