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TGF-B induced protein IG-H3 is essential for the growth of human liver metastases
Castronovo, Vincenzo ; ; Delvenne, Philippe et al
in Acta Gastro-Enterologica Belgica (2014, March), 77(1), 05
Introduction : Transforming growth factor-beta-induced protein ig-h3 (TGFBI) is extracellular matrix component known to be important for cell-collagen interaction. We and others have reported elevated ... [more ▼]
Introduction : Transforming growth factor-beta-induced protein ig-h3 (TGFBI) is extracellular matrix component known to be important for cell-collagen interaction. We and others have reported elevated expression of TGFBI in sev- eral human cancers, where its role remains controversial. Aim Current study aims at clarifying the function of TGFBI to date. Methods &Results : CRC-LM and in liver metastases originating from breast, lung and pancreatic tumors. We have next focused on func- tional aspects and have silenced TGFBI expression in SW1222 human colorectal carcinoma cells. The suppression of TGFBI protein led to a marked decrease in cell migration (-70%) and proliferation (-30%) in vitro. To study the effects in vivo we have developed a novel animal model of colorectal carcinoma based on chicken chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) that mimics human CRC-LM. TGFBI silencing resulted in 50% reduction of tumor volume in the CAM tumor model. Notably, the tumors displayed a marked inhibition of vascularization, suggesting an additional anti-angiogenic effect. Indeed, SW1222 cells silenced for TGFBI expression secreted lower levels of VEGFA in vitro. Finally, we have investigated if TGFBI can be used as systemically reachable target for antibody-drug delivery. For this purpose we have The in vivo data demonstrated that TGFBI is an accessible tumor target. Conclusions : Taken together, the present study shows that TGFBI is essential for promoting the development of CRC- LM and therefore represents a promising target for designing novel therapeutic approaches. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 47 (8 ULg)
Organized Proteomic Heterogeneity in Colorectal Cancer Liver Metastases and Implications for Therapies
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Tumor heterogeneity is a major obstacle for developing effective anticancer treatments. Recent studies have pointed to large stochastic genetic heterogeneity within cancer lesions, where no pattern seems ... [more ▼]
Tumor heterogeneity is a major obstacle for developing effective anticancer treatments. Recent studies have pointed to large stochastic genetic heterogeneity within cancer lesions, where no pattern seems to exist that would enable a more structured targeted therapy approach. Because to date no similar information is available at the protein (phenotype) level, we employed matrix assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI) image-guided proteomics and explored the heterogeneity of extracellular and membrane subproteome in a unique collection of eight fresh human colorectal carcinoma (CRC) liver metastases. Monitoring the spatial distribution of over 1,000 proteins, we found unexpectedly that all liver metastasis lesions displayed a reproducible, zonally delineated pattern of functional and therapeutic biomarker heterogeneity. The peritumoral region featured elevated lipid metabolism and protein synthesis, the rim of the metastasis dis- played increased cellular growth, movement, and drug metabolism, whereas the center of the lesion was characterized by elevated carbohydrate metabolism and DNA-repair activity. From the aspect of therapeutic targeting, zonal expression of known and novel biomarkers was evident, reinforcing the need to select several targets in order to achieve optimal coverage of the lesion. Finally, we highlight two novel antigens, LTBP2 and TGFBI, whose expression is a consistent feature of CRC liver metastasis. We demon- strate their in vivo antibody-based targeting and highlight their potential usefulness for clinical applications. Conclusion: The proteome heterogeneity of human CRC liver metastases has a distinct, organized pattern. This particular hallmark can now be used as part of the strategy for developing rational therapies based on multiple sets of target- able antigens. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 42 (13 ULg)
Imaging Guided Proteomics Unveils Heterogeniety in Colorectal Carcinoma Liver Metastases – Implications for Targeted Therapies.
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After several years of using "traditional" SLRs with OVF you start "seeing" somehow the final exposure, but honestly, you have to be constantly checking it. Every pro I know lowers its camera to the chest to check from time to time.
The EVF simulates the exposure you'll get... it's not 100% accurate, but its pretty easy for novices and amateurs... and heck... also for some "advanced amateurs"
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Located in the center of Highland Park Village, Bistro 31 is a culinary treasure that will make you swoon with its international dishes and European decor. The menu specializes in cuisine with French, Italian, and Spanish influences. Bistro 31 serves brunch, lunch, and dinner. The entire menu will change with the seasons.
As Dallas temperatures cool down, the Bistro 31 menu heats up. Bistro's head chef, Andrew Bell delivers a rich palette of seasonal flavors.Think savory American and European classics with a modern twist. Seasonal vegetables enhance each dish, and new first course options start things off with a bang. The full bodied menu coupled with Bistro 31's signature ambience makes for the perfect winter escape in Highland Park Village.
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Given up on Ubuntu, but not on Linux... yet!
Okay, so after around two weeks of using ubuntu, playing around with it, I just can't get it to run stable. I thought display drivers were the cause, but no. Made no difference, whether I was on VESA, nv or the ones from NVIDIA.com. Tried various different downloaded versions on various CD-Rs. Live CD just never boots, the alt text based installer does install and boot it but...
Things crash, my downloads are almost always corrupted, buttons and whole applications have just stopped working - Firefox has just completely disappeared from all menus and just doesn't work without having done anything to cause it.
So anyway, Ubuntu, is not working out for me but I'd like to try a new distro and was looking for some recommendations. I know this can be a tough subject because everyone obviously thinks the distro they run is the best one.
I basically want something that I can setup easily to:
- play music from mp3 and wma files
- browse the web with all the usual Flash/Shockwave/Java bits working
- watch video files such as DVDs and xvid/divx and have AC-3 work from my Audigy 2 ZS SPDIF.
- run Beryl (after a month or two of running the basic OS so I can get use to it - I'm in no rush)
I also need to have the ability to customise the look and feel of the desktop easily. I'm learning new things about the terminal everyday, even with my broken Ubuntu, but I don't want to do everything from there.
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Jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt spent most of his life in Paris, but he never took the Metro because he couldn't read -- words or music -- and didn't want to get off at the wrong stop.
During World War II, when Parisians were humming his melancholy hit "Clouds" and he always had a wad of francs in his pocket, Django rode in flashy new cars or hired limos. Just as often, he was broke and had to hoof it around Paris, followed by his brother, Joseph "Nin-Nin" Reinhardt, who toted his guitar.
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I created an automated workflow to help me archive the OS X Installer application when I download updates from the Mac App Store. The release of OS X Yosemite and all these inadequately-labeled installer apps I have lying around at home spurred me on.
Each archived installer is saved as a disk image to /Users/Shared and named with its OS X version number and build.
I thought that it might be of general interest, so you can see more at Bitbucket or Github. The workflow is automated courtesy of Noodlesoft Hazel.
The march towards responsive design — now with Size Classes — is a watershed moment for iOS. I can't help but think that some of the moves Apple has made — and might make at its October 2014 announcement tomorrow — are centered around screens. This is all speculation on my part, but it's been rolling around my head for a while now.
What if there's no 5-inch iPhone 6 because Apple wants to move developers to update for Size Classes? No longer having the same iPhone screen as last year in the flagship phones is strong encouragement; both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus demand that apps be updated. The big screens are a marquee feature of both new phones. Adding Notification Center interfaces is probably another part of this.
I could certainly see more encouragement coming from an expansion of the iPad line, adding a larger model alongside the existing 8 and 10 inch devices. Split screen display of multiple apps? More encouragement.
My conceit for some time has been that the establishment of the iPad Mini would eventually free Apple to increase the resolution and screen density of the iPad Air. There's not necessarily a reason for the Mini and the Air to share the same resolution. Bumping up the resolution and density on the Air this year would give one more reason to throw out the pixel-perfect designs of the past. (I just hope the GPUs can handle such a move.)
Here are links to the resources related to my talk with Rich Trouton on Friday, July 11, 2014, at the Penn State MacAdmins Conference 2014.
I've been thinking about how to integrate commonly-used tools, like DeployStudio and JAMF Casper, with Munki. I think one way to do that is with a third tool, Puppet Labs' Facter.
If one of the management tools at hand is more server-driven, like DeployStudio or Casper, but can scope and tell clients to execute scripts, this integration may work. Casper can do this with policies that can be scoped to groups or smart groups — or even directory service groups.
However, Munki is client-driven. Its smart client needs to make decisions using information on the local system, interpreting instructions pulled from a server. A lot of those instructions are pretty static, but Munki has more tricks available. How can we make that smart client that depends upon local decisions work with a server-driven system?
Casper is extensible; its policies can run scripts, and there's nothing I'm aware of stopping a policy script from writing out a Facter fact. A DeployStudio script can do it, too. Specifically, a type of external fact called a structured data fact.
The structured data fact file can be written to a plain text file in /private/etc/facter/facts.d/ (for the open source version of Facter). (The plain text file could also be JSON data or a YAML file, if we'd rather use those.) No matter what format, the file contains one or more key-value pairs.
Casper is interesting here because it has policies whose scripts could write out Facter facts automatically, while also supporting Self Service policies whose scripts could do the same when the user selects them.
This wouldn't work if Munki didn't have a means to use Facter facts, of course. Would I have lead us down this path if it didn't? Out of the box, that isn't there, but it can be extended with administrator-provided conditional scripts. Luckily, Tim Sutton comes to the rescue (again!) with a Munki condition script for facts from Facter. Add this, and the way is open for us to build Munki conditional phrases to scope deployments based on the values of these facts.
So here's a rough outline of the process.
Roll this all back a step to deployment time, since we may want this to start as far upstream as possible. A tool like DeployStudio could run scripts that write facts, or copy whole structured data fact files, during a deployment workflow. This could be entirely automated or perhaps based on entries in the computer record in the DeployStudio database.
There, we just connected different systems and scoped a Munki deployment based on external information.
I haven't heard of anyone using this technique, so if this is old hat to you, I'd love to hear how it has worked out.
It has now been one year since I started my new position with Tamman Technologies and moved my family to the Greater Philadelphia area. It feels like everything has changed, but everything has stayed the same. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose, as the saying goes.
It has been a good change, a happy change. While it was a big move, it felt more dramatic to me a year ago than it does now, when it is just reality. I don't have all of my thoughts about it collected and organized right now, but I felt that I should at least mark this point in time.
I'd also like to thank all of our family and friends that made the move possible, bearable, and successful.
I am a little late to this, but my AutoPkg recipe repository is now available alongside many others. So, I made the switch:
So, if you've been following my whimsical AutoPkg repository (Acorn! Fantastical! LaunchBar! XRG!), I suggest you switch, too.
In case you were still interested, I've updated the source code link for my Penn State MacAdmins Conference 2013 Luggage talk. My examples from the talk are finally on-line, so you can follow along in a little more detail if the information already presented in the slides wasn't enough.
The main repository for the talk contains links to several Mercurial subrepositories, since I tracked each example separately as its own project.
Munki writes out data into the ManagedInstallReport.plist file when it runs. The InstallResults key in the report shows if anything at all was installed. If something was installed during the last Munki cycle, can we can programmatically filter out just the OS X Update?
The answer is yes! If it weren't, of course, this would be an even shorter article. No short articles!
Let's take a look at the Python code to do this. You can enter the following lines of code in the interactive Python interpreter. To get there, type "python" at the command prompt in Terminal on an OS X system.
We'll start with the assumption that the OS X 10.8.4 update has just been installed. In that case, it would be listed in the current ManagedInstallReport.plist. (This won't be the case on your own computer, of course, unless the same OS X update was just installed by Munki. For more on other conditions, stay tuned.) Create a variable for the plist file path as follows.
Import the Python "sys" module and add "/usr/local/munki" to the sys.path. This tells Python to look for importable modules there. This is roughly akin to adding to the PATH environment variable in a UNIX shell.
Since the Munki tools are installed — otherwise, we wouldn't be worried about interpreting Munki install results — we can depend upon the availability of the "munkilib" Python module. That happens to include FoundationPlist, which is a handy way to read property lists. (In the following example, I import FoundationPlist as "plistlib" to hearken back to the name of an older Python module that did the same.)
Read the Managed Installs Report plist file from the path given earlier. Pull out only the contents of the "InstallResults" array from the property list data.
Iterate through the "InstallResults" array to find each dictionary whose name is "OS X Update" and whose "applesus" value is "true." There should only ever be one result, because only one OS X update should be installed during any given Munki run.
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Celebrity bikini month continues with these rather nice Penelope Cruz bikini pictures. Penelope is down in St. Tropez with, surprisingly, fashion designer John Galiano.
I never knew they were friends, but then again, why would I? I'm pretty dman sure they're not dating, though, since Galiano is about as gay as you can get.
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Proponents of digital cameras talk about how much latitude digital photography has compared to slide film. This is, in fact, true - but it is true for the shadow areas. At most, when it comes to highlights, a one f/stop overexposure is all you get before there is a total loss of detail. Furthermore, if you are shooting in JPEG mode, this will be less. JPEG has even less tolerance for overexposure than shooting in RAW. If you shoot in JPEG, your chances of holding detail in the highlights are not very good.
After-the-Fact Manipulation
To bring back this detail, I opened the picture in Photoshop and selected the overexposed concrete with the magic wand tool. I then feathered the edge of the selection one pixel (Select > feather) so its edge would be softened.
The way I eliminated the color change was to use Image > adjustments > hue/saturation. I was still working with the selected area of the concrete, so I moved the saturation slider bar to the left, decreasing color saturation. The yellow/orange bias disappeared, and in its place, I was able to bring back the gray tones of the concrete (see photo HC-2).
Shooting in RAW will give you a fighting chance of bringing back that detail.
About Author / Instructor / Photographer, Jim Zuckerman
In 1970, I decided to abort my intended career as a doctor in favor of photography and have never regretted it. Photography has enriched my life more than I can tell you. My career has taken me to over 60 countries, and I've seen and photographed wondrous things.
For 25 years, I shot a medium format camera, specifically the Mamiya RZ 67, for its superior quality. When I would lecture, Id project the large, glass mounted transparencies, and it was really an incredible experience to see the brilliant color saturation and resolution of these slides. However, I went digital in 2004 because the technology finally equaled or surpassed medium format. I now shoot the Canon 1Ds Mark II digital camera with a variety of lenses.
I am the author of 12 books on photography. My work is sold in 30 countries around the world, and my images have appeared on scores of magazine and book covers, calendars, posters, national ads, trade ads, brochures, and corporate promotions.
For many years I've led photography tours to exotic places. These include Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Burma, Greece, The Czech Republic and Slovakia, Spain, Morocco, and Peru.


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17B Glen Road, Cultra, Holywood BT18 0HB
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|17B Glen Road, Cultra, Holywood BT18 0HB
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- Detached family home set on an exclusive tree lined avenue in Cultra
- Exceptional family accommodation set over 3 floors
- 2 large reception rooms plus excellent family dining kitchen with built in appliances
- Separate family room / sunroom with feature vaulted ceiling and glass atrium
- 5 double bedrooms, 4 with ensuite facilities plus large playroom/games room / bedroom 6
- Separate utility room and downstairs cloakroom with WC
- Phoenix natural gas central heating and hardwood double glazed windows
- Private gardens with lawns, flowerbeds and a raised wrap around sun terrace
- Parking for plenty of cars, loose granite chip driveway leading to a detached double garage, behind private gates
- Stunning location with easy walking distance to the shore and Holywood, perfect for the city commuter by road or rail
Additional InformationThis handsome detached family home is located in Cultra, one of North Down's most exclusive tree lined avenues which consists of low density exclusive properties within easy walking distance of the shoreline.
The accommodation is exceptional; there are three floors which have been specifically designed for maximum space and comfort for family living. In brief the ground floor has four large reception rooms and a stunning living dining kitchen as well as a separate cloakroom and utility room. The entrance hall has magnificent solid marble stairwell leading to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms all with ensuite shower room and bathroom facilities. The second floor is equally as spacious where there are a further two double bedrooms, a connecting family bathroom and a large playroom/ games room.
As you can read the interior of this property is of a very high standard, the exterior and gardens have also been professionally designed and landscaped. There are lawns bordered by fencing and flowerbeds to the front and rear with mature trees protecting privacy but not shielding the natural light this approximate 0.5 acre site has. There is an attractive sand colour raised terrace which is accessed via 2 reception areas and is perfect for entertaining, a loose granite driveway leading to the turning circle and a detached rear double garage and plenty of parking all secure behind electric entrance gates.
With the shore within a minutes walk, Holywood and North Down accessible along the stunning Belfast Lough coastal paths and Belfast City Centre close by road or rail this home will appeal to many, view without hesitation.
- Step to double solid hardwood entrance door with attractive side panels and crescent fan light over leading to...
- Solid marble flooring. Cornice ceiling. Centre rose. Under stairs storage cupboards.
- Pedestal wash hand basin. Low flush WC. Marble tiled floor. Extractor fan.
- FORMAL DINING ROOM: 14'1'' x 19'9''
- Solid maple flooring. Cornice ceilings. Centre rose. Marble mantle piece with side panels and cast iron inset. Granite hearth with large gas fire inset.
- FAMILY ROOM: 14'0'' x 12'9''
- Solid oak floor. Cornice ceiling. Centre rose. Cast iron fireplace with mantle piece, ornate inset, gas fire and granite hearth. Views over rear gardens. Door connecting to utility room.
- KITCHEN WITH CASUAL DINING: 33'10'' x 14'0''
- Kitchen area with excellent range of hand crafted maple shaker style cupboards, drawers and shelves. Glass display units. Solid polished granite work tops with splash back. 1.5 bowl stainless steel franke sink and mixer taps. Integrated Smeg dishwasher. Integrated Zanuzzi coffee machine. Neff microwave. Double Neff fitted oven with five ring gas neff hob and concealed extractor fan over with attractive surround. Side unit with space and plumbed for American style fridge freezer with open shelving and cupboards around. Built-in wine rack. Open shelving. Polished granite breakfast bar with lights over with seating for 5-6 people. Concealed lighting. Potential for island unit and breakfast bar. Access to utility room. Stone flooring. Open to living room. Casual dining area with ample space for 6-8 seater dining table and chairs. Cornice ceiling. Low voltage lighting.
- UTILITY ROOM: 10'1'' x 8'10''
- Good selection of solid maple fitted units. Space for dryer. Plumbed for washing machine. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit. Stone tiled floor. Solid glazed door with side panels and fan light to rear terrace.
- LIVING ROOM: 14'10'' x 18'5''
- Solid stone flooring. Feature 21ft high antrium style ceiling with glazed rooflight. Stunning large windows overlooking front, rear and side with access to front terrace. Views over Lorne, Belfast Lough through trees.
- From hallway, solid marble staircase with wrought iron banisters leading to...
- Walk-in linen room. Stairs to second floor.
- BEDROOM (3): 14'1'' x 10'1''
- Solid maple floor. Views over Lorne parklands and rear gardens. Door to...
- Fully panelled and enclosed shower cubicle with glazed door and thermostatic controlled shower inset. Pedestal wash hand basin with mixer taps. Low flush WC. Extractor fan. Low voltage lighting. Heated towel rail. Fitted mirror with lights. Solid marble floor.
- Suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin, low flush WC, bidet, deep fill jacuzzi bath with telephone hand shower, mixer taps and jacuzzi function. Fully panelled marble effect tiled shower cubicle with sliding glazed door and thermostic shower inset. Heated towel rail. Solid marble floor and partly tiled walls. Low voltage lighting. Connecting door through to bedroom 2.
- BEDROOM (2): 14'0'' x 12'5''
- Maple flooring. Cornice ceiling. Centre rose. Connecting to family bathroom.
- MASTER BEDROOM: 19'5'' x 15'0''
- Solid marble flooring. Double hardwood French door with glazed panel through to south westerly facing balcony. Cornice ceiling. Centre rose. Door to...
- DRESSING ROOM: 12'8'' x 7'0''
- Not including five double built-in wardobes. Excellent hanging, shelving and storage space. Solid maple flooring. Door to...
- Multi function thermostatic power shower in screened shower cubicle with glazed door. wash hand basin and vanity unit. Low flush WC. Heated towel rail. Marble tiled floor. Low voltage lighting.
- Built-in eaves storage. Velux window. Hatch to roofspace.
- BEDROOM (4): 14'2'' x 13'5''
- Eaves storage. Velux window. Extractor fan.
- BEDROOM (5): 14'1'' x 15'4''
- Dormer window. Solid maple flooring. Connecting door to shared second floor bathroom.
- Double glazed doors opening to excellent power shower with screened wall. Extractor fan. Low flush WC. Deep fill free standing bath with centre taps and telephone hand shower. Ceramic tiled floor. Pedestal wash hand basin. Low voltage lighting. Door connecting through to...
- PLAY ROOM/STUDY/BEDROOM (6): 15'1'' x 29'3''
- Laminate effect wooden floor. Dormer window. Eaves storage. Views over Belfast Lough through trees.
- DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE: 21'0'' x 22'7''
- Double remote controlled up and over doors. Excellent storage plus Phoenix Natural Gas Boiler.
- Rear garden in lawn over looking the Lorne grounds bordered by mature flowerbeds, rustic natural red brick wall plus an array of shrubs. Raised terrace wrapping around the property, ideal for entertaining in the summer with sunny aspect all day and accessed via Living room. Outside water supply. Gardens to front in beautiful lawn with mature trees bordered by shrubs flower beds and hedges. Private entrance gates to a sweeping loose chipped driveway with feature circular trees with box hedging surrounded.
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Foxman Calls Beck's Comments 'Horrific'
'He doesn't understand what the Shoah was all about'
Abraham Foxman, National Director of the Anti-Defamation League, stopped short of calling Glenn Beck an anti-Semite, but told me that his comments (see here and here) regarding George Soros's role in the Holocaust as a young boy were "horrific, over-the-top, and out-of-line." Foxman—who was born in 1940 in Poland, and saved by a Polish nanny who baptized him and raised him as a Catholic to protect him—pointed to Beck's statement, made yesterday on his radio show, that Soros "help[ed] send the Jews to the death camps." "I think he doesn't understand what the Shoah was all about," Foxman said.
I reached Foxman this morning by phone. "I think one can disagree with George Soros, one can like him or dislike him, one can be opposed to him," he told me. "But to judge him on his role during the Holocaust is not only offensive, but horrific, over-the-top, and out-of-line. Not even Holocaust survivors have the audacity to judge other Jews during the Holocaust. For a political commentator and entertainer to go as far as to say, quote, Here's a Jewish boy helping send the Jews to the camps, is so over-the-top, so inexcusable."
Drawing on personal experience, Foxman added, "I believe George Soros when he says there is nothing to apologize for. When I was six, I spat on Jews, because I was taught to spit on Jews. You want to go back to history, the Pope was in Hitler Youth."
He continued: "The other thing I find unacceptable is it's chutzpah for him to set standards for what makes a good Jew. We don't set standards for what makes a good Christian or a good Mormon. It's arrogant."
As for Beck's other charges against Soros, Foxman expressed less concern. "People involved in global finance have been called all kinds of things," he said. "I don't think that's anti-Semitism."
Earlier: Beck Accues of 'Holocaust Revisionism'
In Beck Documentary, Soros Is 'Puppet Master'
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BUILDERS are being told to protect their infamous bums by using sunscreen lotion to guard against skin cancer.
Bosses of builders Lovell distributed huge bottles of cream to sites throughout Scotland after statistics showed the killer condition has trebled to 7,000 over the last 20 years.
A Lovell spokeswoman said: "We do take health and safety seriously and want to make sure that our staff do not become another skin cancer statistic.
"Anyone who comes on to a Lovell site will have access to good quality sunscreen.
"Workers are out in the sun day in and day out and are therefore at the highest risk of developing the disease."
Dispensers of high quality Factor 25 will be placed around sites.
Site Manager Bobby Caldwell, in charge of a development in Clydebank, said: "It is a great idea and I'm sure it will catch on around the country."
GOING THROUGH THE LOTIONS: Site boss Bobby Caldwell is leading by example; A SITE FOR SORE EYES: Some brickies find the cream idea strange
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Secretary of State John Kerry described how the government in Syria, led by President Bashar al-Assad, used chemical weapons in an attack on its own citizens, killing 1,429 people, including 426 children. Kerry suggested that the United States must respond, or take the chance that other dictators might act similarly.
Texas Tea Party Stages Anti-Health Care Law Meet
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Tea party activists staged a meeting at the Texas Capitol urging Congress to withhold funding for the White House-backed health care law.
ForAmerica Chairman L. Brent Bozell III co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots told Wednesday's event that now is the time to defund the program before it is implemented
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KTM, Nepal Hiking & Trekking - Imja Tse peak, at a height of 6,189 meters, is more popularly known by the name of Island Peak. Island Peak trip is a special trek which combines an ascent of Island Peak with a visit to the famous lakes of the Gokyo area. We start from Lukla and tre
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Solar panels, wind generator: you'll need them at sea and on the hook. Gas gensets=Bad. annoy everybody.
Understand that it's a quiet Honda model, and it's a tertiary charging source: if the alternator, the wind and the solar aren't working, it's available to save the contents of the fridge or to power a pump. I got it mainly to run power tools at anchor (running these off the inverter, while doable, is not desirable from an efficiency standpoint), and to throw a charge into the windlass battery forward. On a steel boat, the ability to run Dremels, hand grinders and other power tools is useful on deck (obviously calm, dry days), as is the ability to "bring one's own power" ashore to do work on the beach you'd rather not do aboard.
Fuel system: Possibly unnecessary complications. (But I could be wrong)
In this case, yes. My system gives me the ability to polish fuel while sailing, to provide a back-up fuel pump, and to change filters without stopping the engine. I will have two 50 gallon keel tanks plus a 40 gallon "polish/day tank": even if I take on dodgy fuel, I'm not necessarily stuck, as I can isolate and self-remedy the situation in remote places.
PC Based navigation: Good for planning, otherwise - Bad. Prone to failure and may give false sense of security. be sure you have complete, up-to-date paper charts and plotting tools and know how to use them. Also have at least one hand held GPS with plenty of spare batteries. Disclosure: I have Garmin software and GPS interface on my PC but I NEVER use it for navigation while under way.
Yes, in keeping with the belt-and-suspenders approach, I will carry current and annotated paper charts. Understand I also have a pilothouse, a dry, large area in which to do my nav work. I don't need an outdoor, daylight-defeating, weather-proof screen for nav at the helm...I can buy approximately six identical used laptops for the same price as a current 10" plotter screen. Better that I have black boxes and six 15" screens...plus handheld GPS, a sextant, and various other goodies.
While I'm on a roll (Or rant as it were); Navigation necessities, In my opinion of course, are:
Good quality steering compass.
Another good quality steering compass.
Ritchie Globemaster, KVH AC103 fluxgate and probably a Vector G2 "satellite compass" for the autopilot. A compass on the wristwatch (have to hold it five feet off the steel deck, but it works fine at my chin level or atop the aluminum pilothouse lid.)
Two or more hand held GPS units. These don't have to be fancy as long as they give you the basic data - lat, long, speed. We have one Garmin GPS76 and two GPS 38s. Total cost about $400. You MUST (In my opinion) have GPS unit(s) that operate independently of the ship's power supply and not too fancy lest yo be tempted to forego real charts.
Two old Magellans plus a surprisingly accurate Trimble from 1993 with just alphanumeric display. Plus the Raymarine 420 plotter still at the inside helm. I'll probably update the Magellans to something that eats AAs less voraciously.
Depth sounder. Even a lead line. A necessity when anchoring and very helpful when you are sailng where you shouldn't be
I have a rickety CRT sounder called a Marinetek that works nicely, but takes power and room. There are better options.
Current NOAA or Admiralty paper charts. Expensive but no prudent navigator would think of going to sea without them.
Nor will I.
Plotting tools. I use a Jeppeson aviation style rotating plotter/protractor and a Field Artillery plotting square, a 18" steel ruler and a set of traditional brass dividers. #4 pencils don't smear like #2s do. These work for me because I'm used to them and know how to use them. (My life story can come later) I don't like parallel rulers or yachtman's plotters but you might find they suit you. Use what works for you but be damned sure you know how to use the tools that you choose.
Both the wife and I have taken plenty of nav courses and I do mostly GPS-less coastal pilotage here in chartbooks, taking bearings, 60 D Street and such. I also known and keep up my celestial nav skills with a Freiberger and a Astra III B sextant.
Tide and current tables. Paper, not on your laptop. (Again, electronic is OK for planning but it is not a substitute for a book printed on paper)
This is a weak spot for me, as Lake Ontario has currents, but "seiche" is as close to tides as we get. I will need to experience tides around Nova Scotia next year, if, as planned, we do a shakedown cruise down East prior to heading to Panama.
Good quality binoculars. 7X50
WWII Carl Zeiss 10 X 50s, Tasco 7 x 50s, a cheap 4 x 30, Bushell birders' glasses and an old rangefinder I found in the club house garbage. I use the Zeisses and the birders' glasses the most, as the Zeisses can make out buoy numbers at a ridiculous distance, but the birders' glasses are good at taking in a large sweep of water.
Hand bearing compass.
Yep, a Davis pistol grip model plus the aforementioned Suunto watch bearing compass.
A good stong hand held spotlight with it's own battery, not one that depends on the ships power.
Yes, two Garrity 6V lanterns, plus a 3V halogen flashlight...in addition to the "auto spot light" off ship's power or off the emergency power pack/inverter I carry (a 700W model I got prior to the Honda generator).
Log. A device that tells you your speed through the water. Record speed, time and compass heading in your Logbook or deck log at regular intervals to determine your DR position.
The GPSes do this quite well, and we keep hourly logs from which we derive set and drift, etc. DR positions are customarily kept and then compared with bearings taken from the shore (when it's visible) or against GPS reports. I plan to add celestial-derived positioning into the mix in order to add another element this summer.
Chronometer. Really a good wristwatch will do and I don't mean a Rolex. We each have a Rolex and neither of them keep good enough time for navigation. Any decent quartz watch will be superior. If it has a stopwatch function so much the better.
I do, and it does. Plus a recording barometer, probably the function I use the most. I adjust it to UTC via the national observatory, and/or an Internet site with atomic clock numbers. The variance over six months is at most, one second, which probably has to do more with my reaction time during the initial setting than the watch wandering.
Logbook. To record our position fixes to facilitate dead (Or ded) reckoning.
I keep a dual log of positional and maintenance information. I only know a few people on Lake Ontario who even keep a log at all, but it's how I determine oil change intervals, weather states, total sailing days, etc.
Any additional information about your cruising grounds you can get. Charlie's Charts, Wagonners, Yachtsman's chart books, whatever.
Yep! I've got to read
in the head.
Sextant. Eh... not so much. For the price of one cheap sextant you can buy two cheap GPS units that will be far more accurate than any position you can get with a sextant from the deck of a small boat, and by "Small boat" I mean anything under 200 feet on deck. (On Endeavour, 151 ft LOA, the best I could do was a cocked hat ten miles across. My GPS 76 typically gives a position within one boatlength of my Vega27) Bear in mind also that, on our recent Pacific crossing we did not see the sun, let alone moon or stars, for five weeks. Sextant's no good under those conditions Buckwheat. Then there are the tables and almanac you will need along with the sextant. Skip the sextant and buy three handheld GPS units and plenty of batteries with the money you save. Keep a log and fall back on DR in the unlikely event that all three of your GPS units fail.
OK, I admit I have a sextant, and HO 249 and almanac. Mostly I use the sextant turned sideways to take bearings for coastal navigation. Then check my position plot with the GPS.
Whoops! Looks like I got off on a tangent there. Sorry I just thought I had something to say and my fingers went off on their own. Not aimed at anyone in particular you understand. Well, not after I got started on navigation anyway. It's just that I have strong feelings about computer based navigation. All well and good until the batteries go flat or the salt spray gets into the works then it's a dark and stormy night and the laptop won't reboot and that's when the screaming starts. And it's "My mother warned me not to go to sea!", and "What do you MEAN you don't have a satelite phone?!?!?!?" and then it's "What'll we DOOOoooooooooooo!!!!!!!?!?!?!? and that's when the cat stars wailing and throwing up in your slippers.
Now, If it was me, I would calmly light up a cigar (Punch double corona, maduro, of course), fire up my number two or three GPS unit, verify my DR plot on my paper chart and authoritatively say "Bring in the Jenny and hoist the number 2 jib. Take another reef in the main and lay 'er on the starboard tack at 040."
But that's just me.
Heh. Well, the sextant comes out sideways for that coastal pilotage I mentioned, and for getting a height of something on shore to determine distance off. It's superior to a bearing compass in many situations. Part of having them, however, is for the challenge of mastering the skill, the challenge of doing the math and staying comfortable with the tables, and the way in which a noonsight breaks up the nautical day. We are taking a kid, who will need daily lessons via correspondence materials, and 20 minutes of sextant work before lunch is a way to pass on a skill while providing a bit of a break on passage. Not to mention that doing SHA/star work at night is a hell of a way to teach astronomy, and, if the math skills are up to it, there's always the opportunity to do lunars.
GPS is a great way to *confirm* a position...but it too, can be off: I've seen with my own eyes a significant correction to a GPS display even while it was reporting a good contact with four satellites. Briefly, my boat was doing 130 knots SOG, until I learned I was four miles SSW of where I'd been seconds before! Thanks to pilotage, I knew that the GPS system itself was "having a moment", (I had two GPSes on, and they both went briefly mental) which is why I like to have as many sources of information as possible, like following a 10 fathom contour line, for instance.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by fieldbus Excellent ambiance I always stay at this hotel when I am in Ottawa. The rooms are consistently clean and comfortable. The staff are always friendly and helpful. I would like to have access to a club room as Westins in other countries generally have club rooms. It very convenient/quick to grab a coffee and a light breakfast. April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mags26 Great concierge staff Concierge staff were very helpful. Best service I had so far. I will definitely return here and recommend this hotel to my friends. April 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by teddy21 Thank you for a great stay! I enjoyed my experience at the Westin Ottawa thoroughly! I travelled for leisure on this occasion. Check-in was easy and fast. The Guest Service Agent was so pleasant and explained the difference between my current room type (Accessible King) vs. a standard King. Although I did not require the accessible, I did stick with the choice as she told me that it had wall to wall windows.. and she was RIGHT! It had a fantastic view of Parliament and the Rideau. The condition of the room was great, the TV channels were HD (unlike other hotels I have stayed at, with HD TV but not HD channels). The hotel was connected to the mall and that made it even better! I really appreciated the politeness of everyone we encountered during our stay. Combined with an updated guestroom, easy parking, great location, you can't go wrong with this property! This is my new go-to hotel for Ottawa. Thank you Westin Ottawa! April 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kevin21 Westin Ottawa As a Platinum SPG member you provided me with a corner room that was outstanding. Lots of space a separate shower and soaker tub, Terrific April 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JR1961 Restaurant staff excellent During my stay, a gentleman named Raschid provided excellent service on two occasions in the restaurant. He was respectful, helpful and very pleasant. He exceeded my expectations in terms of table service. April 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by VIA1fan Unexpected Upgrade Enjoyed a plesant weekend at the Ottawa Westin and was treated to an unexpected upgrade to a corner "Junior Suite". Melissa worked very hard to resolve a complicated "back-to-back" booking and final got permission to move me to the upgrade. March 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Waymac45 Weekend in March 2013 I was pleased with all aspects (except the long waits for elevators) of my stay and I would recommend the hotel to anyone. March 26, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 Acoustics This room had several types of noises all night. I am not a light sleeper but will awake to unusual sounds and the room had 2 intermittent mechanical patterns that held my attention periodically. Probably not the elevator, as we were as far away as possible from them, and the other rooms were boisterous but not at 3 or 4 in the morning. The sound was like the flaps being retracted on an airliner. one minute on, one minute off. Although the hotel had facilities for a group as large as CREA were quite sufficient, the wait for elevators was long and irritating for a group that size. I can only imagine the frustration of your regular guests when the CREA group impacted them all at once. I applaud the best efforts made to compensate by opening up your service elevators. that is never ideal for guests or your long suffering staff and their ability to rapidly serve the entire hotel's clientele. I can only hope that the new elevators are more swift than the previous ones, because the congestion at convention breaks has always been an issue at your property. March 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by sensfan Great location/view Hotel is located right downtown, attached to congress centre and rideau centre...easy walk to NAC, Parliament, Market...recommend staying on high level floor with Parliament view...very nice March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ScotinNJ Very friendly staff & comfortable hotel Really delicious breakfast selection but pricey. Great to have direct access to shopping mall & cinema, especially in winter weather. March 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Stephane Nice place Nice hotel, pool, gym, spa and attached to shopping center. A bit expensive for Ottawa. March 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mini Overall experience Took consistently 25 minutes to get car from valet 3 times call plenty of time ahead Elevators were under repair and line ups and time delays were extreme I asked the store in the lobby for change on 20 to tip staff she replied only if I buy something on morning of check out one person was working the front desk March 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Potent1983 Great stay- Elevators are being repaired Great stay as always but will be happy when the elevators repairs are complete. March 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by maddy Classy and Accomodating! Booked two nights here, however ended up doing them as separate reservations, when we checked in the front desk was more than accomodating to make our visit seamless ensuring we had the same room both nights at the prices I had booked for. Also, used the valet parking, and feeling a little embarrassed by the filthiness of my car, the Valet team took it upon themselves to return my car all washed! How is that for service! Also, our room was comfy and the bed was awesome! Hotel is attached to the Rideau Center, great shopping to boot, also the Market is right there..steps to amazing restaurants! I loved the Westin and Ottawa! March 13, 2013
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 550frank Great Service I arrived late on a Sunday night with specific requirements for meetings the next morning. The Front desk and night manager when above and beyond looking after my needs. Staff on duty Sunday March 10, 2013 at midnight. March 13, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Paul1949 Room Condition 1506 The room needs upgrading. It is starting to look seedy and is below the standard I have grown to expect from the Westin. March 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by nff67 Home Sweet Home Love my bed and pillows....isn't that what everyone always says. that's what I say when I stay at the Westin! Take advantage of not having room service for an exchange of $5.00 Breakfast voucher or 500 points! Come on, do you really use clean towels at home with every shower! Hang them up and re-use! March 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by roc1 good hotel / can be great the elevators continue to be an issue here;I realise they are being modernised but the delays etc can be v.irritating when one is on a tight schedule. March 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Carol52 This hotel is great for a lot of reasons, especially when you need access to the convention centre - being able to walk to Rideau Mall is a bonus. Beautiful hotel and very convenient to shopping and conferences. Worked at the Ottawa Travel and Vacation show this pass weekent and really enjoyed staying at the Westin. However, i was very disappointed when I realized that my $40/day upgrade didn't give me anything extra. When I asked the front desk person she said it was for the view!!! Expensive view, but my co-worker also had the very same room with the same view and she didn't pay any extra. March 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by zeek86 Great Stay We stayed at the Westin last week and it was exceptional, it's the only place in Ottawa that we stay. We opted for a deluxe this time around and it was well worth the money. We had a fantastic view of Parliament, very spacious and the beds were very comfortable. The staff was so friendly, always eager to help and there was not one moment when we weren't greeted with a smile or a hello. We also had the in-room breakfast for both our days there, it was delicious. Keep up the great service, highly recommend. March 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Blackwood Gorgeous room Upgraded to a great "junior" suite. Spacious, interesting design & decor. Except for valet, who made no attempt to assist with luggage, excellent service. Very smooth check-in, check-out. Excellent location, easy walk to the market, Parliament and shopping complex connected to the Westin. Very slow elevators (under repair). March 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by bcer Weston Ottawa You did a great job holding our conference. March 4, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by RoKa35 Westin Ottawa Great place to stay in Ottawa, warm friendly staff always ready to assist. Best location for downtown area. March 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by pierre clean modern quiet confortable exxcellent view of the rideau canal a nd parliament buildings. very quiet and clean. very comfortrable bed friendly helpful staff February 26, 2013
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Lexi444 This hotel has caring and attentive staff I was very impressed with all staff over the duration of my stay! I was apart of a large group of students and often needed something printed off, a coffee, the garbage in the conference room cleaned, little things like that and the staff was always prompt and ready to help. PSAV was also great to work with - very attentive and understanding. The hotel is gorgeous and well thought out. February 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tina11 Hotel is Beautiful and Great Location This hotel was amazing for it's customer service, rooms are very nice, location couldn't be better! The only thing I was not happy with is that if I wanted internet access in my room, it's an extra $15 charge per day and there is no WiFi in the rooms??? I couldn't believe it! I thought it is standard in every hotel room, especially for business purposes, that WiFi is would be standard. I highly recommend the hotel revisit this policy, update your equipment to provide wireless access and don't charge extra. This will be a deciding factor for me on my next hotel stay. February 24, 2013
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We have this hat for 2 of our dogs. It is so much fun to put their Harley Hats and Demin Jackets on them. We are talking so cool. Then put on the Doggles with their spike collar and they are some tough guys even if they are't.
The hat is well made. The only problem we have is to get the dogs to wear them. They will if they know they are getting treats for them.
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Okay, I love Harley Davidson stuff. Don't have a bike, but would love one. I do have lots of Harley clothes for our dogs and this hat is one of them. We have them for Alarm and Hrothgar. They look so good in their Harley Davidson Hats and Jackets. Then you put on their spike collars and they look tough.
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I put this on Harley & it didn't seem to bother him like some do. Looks adorable on him.
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Freshpet Select Roasted Meals for Cat
June 28, 2013 | By Kittymom314
I introduced this food to my two cats, one is a senior at 13 years and the other is about 7 years. Both females. The 7 year old is a new addition, recently adopted :) Because of their age differenc… more ›