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I was thrilled when I came across Miss Gina Designs. Not only because she is a Virginia gal (like myself), but because she makes some of the most adorable things!
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Recap: Assistant Coach/GM Whale GM Jim Schoenfeld Today
The Whale opened up their training camp today and Jim Schoenfeld, assistant coach and GM with the Rangers and assistant GM of the Whale met with reports.
- On Marek Hrivik, "He got everyone's attention with his play when there was more on the line. He was arguably one of the best playoff performers. Now it's a matter of continued improvement and working on every facet to his game. His head is a bit ahead of others. He thinks that half step ahead, he knows what he is going to do with the puck before he gets it. He has good size, good puck handling ability and we see him as a legit prospect."
- On Chris Kreider starting with the Whale, "He is going to be a big player with the Whale and they will rely on him to be a big leader."
- On JT Miller and where he will play "right now we think he is physically ready to play in the American level. Mentally and emotionally he isn't intimidated. His skill level is high enough to play here. I think that the best place for him to develop would be with the Whale but we haven't made that decision yet."


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Of all the many wise sayings attributed to Coco Chanel, the following is one of our favorites: "Fashion is architecture: it's a matter of proportions." While the French designer was probably referring to the pret-a-porter and haute couture confections she created, the sentiment is also perfectly applicable to the current trend in denim separates. To take her words literally, we can't help but notice the similarities between California's modern architectural masterpieces and the way designers are using denim to create pieces with clean, minimalist lines. Even the fabric itself--which has been distressed, lacerated, and bleached for the past two decades--is enjoying a return to a purer form. This trend calls for mid-blue, natural-looking denim in boxy silhouettes--exemplified by Stella McCartney's tunic dress and Alexa Chung's romper--which give the simplistic designs both form and structure. The result is understated, effortless, and decidedly stylish, hence today's Trend Report!
&promoTypeThese clean and easy denim pieces turned up on a number of S/S 11 runways, but we were particularly intrigued by the way two certain designers interpreted this trend. Since we're talking about an uncomplicated, fluid look, it's only fitting that our first source of catwalk inspiration comes from Celine, where Phoebe Philo reigns as the de facto queen of streamlined dressing. In the featured ensemble above, Philo constructed a denim-on-denim look with a monochromatic color palette of mid-blue hues and unadorned separates in classic silhouettes, specifically The Denim Shirt ($690, 800.558.1855) and Denim Pants ($890, 800.558.1855). Though the overall look has a relaxed vibe, the sleek cut keeps it feeling chic and sophisticated. Celine wasn't the only major fashion house showcasing this trend; Derek Lam also presented us with a number ways to style clean and easy denim. Snapped backstage, three models presented us with a trio of ideas. While Jac (center) sported a decidedly traditional all-denim look via a Chambray Denim Sleeveless Top (price upon request, 212.966.1616) and Bright Indigo Linen Twill Trousers (price upon request, 212.966.1616), Freja Beha's (left) Indigo Stretch Denim Utility Jacket (price upon request, 212.966.1616) and Indigo Denim A-line Skirt ($550, 212. 966. 1616), as well as Mirte Moss' (right) Indigo Stretch Denim Trench Coat ($1450) are a bit more unexpected. While you don't typically expect to find a denim trench or skirt suit, the resulting looks are certainly chic, stylish, and subtly infused with a hint of the '70s.
Off the runways, several trendsetters have been experimenting with this look and their interpretations of the trend are certainly worth noting! We especially love the way both Stella McCartney and Kate Bosworth chose to sport their clean and easy denim--via simple dresses. McCartney stepped out in London earlier this month in head-to-toe designs from her S/S 11 collection, including the Textured Denim Tunic Dress ($725), which she accessorized with the Buckled Faux-Leather Sandals ($795) and the Alexa Woven Faux-Leather Shoulder Bag ($1595). The boxy cut of the sparse and unembellished smock dress gives it some structure, making it an effortlessly chic alternative to summer's floral frocks. We're also smitten with Bosworth's slightly more detailed iteration, a Mulberry F/W 10 dress she wore out in London in February. Though the frock features two rows of gold buttons and a subtly pleated skirt, the drop-waist silhouette keeps it from feeling too fitted and fussy.
While we love McCartney and Bosworth's denim frocks, this isn't the only way to try out the trend. If you're in a playful mood, try donning a denim one-piece a la Alexa Chung. Snapped in Paris earlier this month, Chung went for a relaxed look in a Stella McCartney Denim Playsuit ($825). We appreciate the way she contrasted the romper's simplistic design with an oversized Margaret Howell button-down shirt and leopard-print bag by Russell and Bromley. We're also smitten with a photo of Hanneli Mustaparta on Streetpeeper, which shows her in sleek, vintage denim overalls. Admittedly, slim overalls aren't the easiest look to pull off, but if you opt for a mid-blue pair with a relatively narrow cut, you'll achieve the desired minimalistic vibe.
Now that you're familiar with all the different ways to execute this trend, it's time to try out this look for yourself! We've rounded up some of the best clean and easy denim available right now--and they're all just a click away! First, if you're craving a timeless frock a la McCartney, we suggest picking up either Of Two Minds' Denim Scout Dress ($284) or Juicy Couture's Denim Shirtdress ($200). Prefer Bosworth's slightly more detailed dress? Gap's Denim Shift Dress ($70) and Rebecca Taylor's Quilted Denim Dress ($325) both have interesting accents but will still help you maintain an understated look. For those of you who admire Chung's short playsuit, we recommend either Forever 21's Chambray Sweetheart Romper ($25) or Gap's Denim Romper ($70). Both options are perfect if you need an outfit that you can throw on and head out the door quickly. Perhaps you're in the market for a pair of overalls? In that case, we approve of Mango's Jamie One-Piece Suit ($120), which is a sophisticated take on the childhood staple.
In addition to the aforementioned pieces, we also found a number of other alternatives for your shopping pleasure. For those of you in the market for some outerwear, we especially like Burberry Brit's Denim Trenchcoat ($486), which looks quite similar to Derek Lam's version, but at a fraction of the cost! We also love a great pair of denim trousers and think that either Genetic Denim's The Burke Trouser Jean ($220) or Level 99's High Waist Chambray Trousers ($118) would look great paired with NM Exclusive's Belted Blouse ($70). The resulting ensemble will give you a stylish look inspired by the Celine runway--and who doesn't want to look like they've just stepped off the catwalk?--Erin Fitzpatrick
Photos of Kate Bosworth and Alexa Chung, courtesy of Bauer Griffin; Photo of Stella McCartney, courtesy of Splash; Street style photo, courtesy of Street Peeper; Celine runway photo, courtesy of PR Consulting; Derek Lam backstage photo, courtesy of First View.


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19" all-metal rackmount 4-channel UHF receiver with 4 bodypack transmitters and lavalier mics.
This Nady U-41 QUAD wireless system is a professional 4-channel UHF wireless system which offers clear, natural sounding wireless with 4 bodypack transmitters and lavalier mics. The Nady U-41 QUAD receiver delivers four discrete channels in the 902-928MHz and 944-952MHz bands for interference-free performance in any application or locale. It also features Nady's proprietary companding and low noise circuit for a 120dB dynamic range. The back panel has balanced XLR mic level outputs, an unbalanced 1/4" jack line level sum output with separate volumes, and external adjustable mute control for each channel. On the front panel, the LED display indicates TX On (single LED) and 5-segment AF levels for each channel. The Nady U-41 also features dual removable antennas.
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The compact UB-4 Bodypack Transmitter is a convenient way to add a lavalier mic (included) to your wireless arsenal, though it can also be used with your instrument if you'd like to play wire- and worry-free. The locking 3.5mm mini-jack ensures a secure connection every time out. It has an Off/Standby/On switch for allows uncomplicated audio muting while the transmitter is on. Other features on this wireless mic system include a status LED indicator that flashes once for unit on or stays steady when the battery is low, easily accessible input level adjust control for optimum sound when using the lavalier mic, and the wireless system runs on a single 9V alkaline or NiMH battery.
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I do sound for various types of events and need an affordable, reclaimable multi-channel wireless. Since I've bought Nady gear in the past and always found them to be a good value I bought the U-41 4-channel wireless.I have had the system for almost a year and used it in numerous locations and haven't had any interference problems, I think probably because of the high 900 MHz band this system operates in, which is above all UHF TV channels. I've been using the body pack transmitters with lavalier and headset mics,and both of them sound great.
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Comments about Nady U-41 Quad Omni Lav Wireless System (14/16/10/12):
There is a reason you get four lavalier systems in the Nady Quad unit for less than the price of singular good unit, they don't work well. One body pack dies after 15 minutes of use and two had problems with the signal dropping constantly. We were approximately 15 feet from the receiver and this should not have been a problem. We wound up turning the mics off and had to talk in a controlled yell for the last hour of the speaking engagement. If you buy this unit expect to get what you paid for. At least Musicians Friend was very good at handling the return.
Comments about Nady U-41 Quad Omni Lav Wireless System (14/16/10/12):
I own this system, and it is certainly convenient to have multiple channels in one system, but I'm not very happy with it. There is a lot of crosstalk among the channels. You have to do a lot of fooling around with the Mute pots in order to keep this under control, but then you may have reception/range issues. One transmitter died after less than a dozen gigs, and another has become somewhat intermittent. Another important point with this particular system is that you really can't use the lav mics for singing because they sound terrible. We went with the lav system because headset mics can sometimes feel uncomfortable and it's hard to stop fussing with them, but these lavs sound like a very cheap PA system and in fact the 4 mics do not even sound exactly the same. I have a few other minor Nady products which I chose because they were inexpensive and they're fine, but if I had to do it again I'd save money from a few more shows and get a higher-end system.
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Dr. Peter Tolias, Ph.D
- B.S and Ph.D in microbiology and immunology from McGill University (Canada)
- Post-doctoral training in cellular, molecular and developmental biology at Harvard University
- Executive training in management at the Wharton Business School of University of Pennsylvania
- Canadian citizen by birth
- American citizen by naturalization
- Fluent in English, French and Greek
- Enjoys skiing and ice hockey
- Composes, performs and produces music (http://petertoliasmusic.site11.com)
Dr. Tolias is Director of the university-wide Center for Healthcare Innovation and Professor and Interim Director of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry and Biological Sciences at the Stevens Institute of Technology. He is the recipient of over 40 grants, contracts, awards and honors, the co-founder of several diagnostic and biotechnology companies and has held board and scientific advisory memberships on scientific journals, corporations, non-profit organizations and universities. He was formerly the Executive Director of the Institute of Genomic Medicine, Research Director of the Autism Center and Professor of Pediatrics at the New Jersey Medical School. Previously, he served as Worldwide Vice President of Advanced Research and Technology Assessment in the Dignostic division of Johnson & Johnson and Executive Vice President of Corporate Development at Rosetta Genomics. Earlier in his career, he was an Associate Professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at the New Jersey Medical School, an Associate Member of the NY Public Health Research Institute and earlier as an Assistant Member.
- Member, Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects (CPHS)
- Member, Intellectual Property Committee
- Editorial Board, Personalized Medicine (2008-present)
- Editorial Board, TheScientificWorldJOURNAL (2011-present)
- Member, Science Advisory Board, Rider University (2003–2014)
- Member, Medical Advisory Committee, Board of Trustees, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, New Jersey Chapter (2003-2014)
- Member, NIH Study Section Grant Review Panel, National Cancer Institute (1999-2003)
- Founder & President, BioConsulting FSS LLC (2006-present)
- Member, Scientific Advisory Board, BioSample Solutions Inc. (2010-2012)
- Member, Scientific Advisory Board, PharmaSeq Inc. (2000-2002)
- Co-Founder, Chairman of the Board of Directors (2009-2010), Chief Scientific & Business Advisor (2010-2012), CGC Genetics Inc.
- Co-Founder and Science Advisor, Sundance Diagnostics Inc. (2010-present)
- Co-Founder and Science Advisor, NanoMedica Inc. (2001–present)
- New Jersey R&D Council 2007 Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award for Emerging Technologies
- Medical Research Council of Canada (MRC) Centennial Fellowship. (Ranked 4th on list of top Canadian MRC-sponsored junior research faculty) (1990-91)
- MRC Fellowship (1989-90)
- MRC Fellowship (1987-89)
- Ph.D conferred from McGill University with 'Distinction'/Dean's Honors list (1987)
- Recipient of the 1987 McGill Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology W. Yaphe Award (top graduating Ph.D student)
- MRC Studentship (1988-87)
- Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Postgraduate Scholarship (1984-85)
- NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship (1983-84)
- Quebec Provincial FCAC Studentship (declined and accepted another) (1983-84)
- McGill University Faculty of Medicine Internal Award (declined and accepted another) (1982-83)
- NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship (1982-83)
- McGill University Graduate Faculty Summer Research Fellowship (1982)
- B.Sc conferred from McGill University with 'Distinction'/ Dean's Honors list (1981)
- Director, Center for Healthcare Innovation, Stevens Institute of Technology
- Professor and Interim Director, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry and Biological Sciences, Stevens Institute of Technology
- Executive Director, Institute of Genomic Medicine, New Jersey Medical School (2007-2012)
- Professor, Department of Pediatrics, New Jersey Medical School (2007-2012)
- Research Director, The Autism Center, New Jersey Medical School (2008-2012)
- Executive Vice President, Global Corporate Development, Rosetta Genomics Ltd. (2006-2007)
- Adjunct Professor, Department of Molecular Genetics, Microbiology & Immunology, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (2004-2012)
- Vice President, Worldwide Advanced Research, Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics - a Johnson & Johnson company (2003-2006)
- Director, Center for Applied Genomics, Public Health Research Institute (2000-2003), Member, Board of Directors, (1997-2003), Associate Faculty Member (1996-2003), Assistant Faculty Member (1991-1996)
- Associate Professor, Department of Microbiology & Molecular Genetics, New Jersey Medical School, (2000-2003)
- Adjunct Associate Professor, Federated Department of Biological Sciences, Rutgers University Newark and New Jersey Institute of Technology (2000-2003)
- Visiting Scholar, Department of Biology, New York University (1991–2000)
- Associate, Department of Cellular & Developmental Biology, Harvard University (1990-1991)
Recent Invited Public Lectures & Panel Discussions
- The Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation, March 25, 2015, Edison NJ. "Advances in Healthcare Technology and Delivery"
- Workshop on Nanomedicine and Tumor Engineering, Sept 29, 2014, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ. Panel discussion moderator, "Clinical and Industrial Perspectives"
- Symposium on Innovation in Healthcare Technology and Delivery, March 10, 2014, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ. "Opening Lecture"
- Healthcare Businesswomen's Association: Healthcare Reform-Innovation Required, June 5, 2013, Ernst & Young, New York NY.
- The 2nd Conference on Bacteria-Materials Interaction, June 5-6, 2013, Hoboken NJ. "How Can We More Quickly Bring New Materials-Based Infection-Control Strategies to Clinical Practice?"
- International Conference on Genomics in the Americas, Sept 27-28, 2012, Philadelphia PA. "Drug Selection and Assessment Based on Whole Genome Sequencing and Microfluidic 3D Culturing as a New Paradigm for Personalized Therapeutics"
- Omics Evolution Summit: Genomic, Proteomic and Metabolomic Drug Discovery, May 30-31, 2012, Boston MA. "Microfluidic 3D Culture as a Model for Personalized Therapeutics"
- Partnerships in Personalized Medicine for Diagnostics, July 11-12, 2011, San Mateo, CA. "Enablement of Personalized Medicine Through Partnerships With Academic Medical Centers"
- 3rd Annual UMDNJ Technology Symposium. Advances in Imaging and Genomics: Innovative Research Technologies to Bridge Bench to Bedside, April 12, 2011, Piscataway NJ. "Genomic Technologies Used In Molecular Diagnostics"
- NextLevel Pharma, Commercialization Strategies and Market Access for Personalized Medicines and Companion Diagnostics, Feb. 9-10, 2011, Miami FL. "Models of Academia/Industry Partnerships Enabling Personalized Medicine"
- CHI Co-Development of Drugs and Diagnostics, Aug 25-26, 2010, Washington DC. "Adoption of Companion Diagnostics by Industry and Academia"
- Partnerships in Personalized Medicine for Diagnostics, Apr 12-13, 2010, San Mateo, CA. "Biomarker Development Supporting Personalized Medicine"
- IQ Saude, March 25-26, 2010, Coimbra Portugal. "Role of Diagnostics in Healthcare Reform"
- Biotech 2009, Nov 16-17, 2009, Philadelphia, PA. "The Evolving Role of Diagnostics in Bioscience Technology and Health Care: Perspective from an Academic Clinical Lab"
Symposium Organizer
- Organized the "Workshop on Nanomedicine and Tumor Engineering" (Sept 29, 2014, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ) and served as panel discussion moderator. This workshop brought together clinicians, scientists and engineers in a uniquely interdisciplinary environment to address the multi-faceted challenges of nanotechnology and oncology. The theme of the workshop was the exploration of approaches and designs for novel cancer nano-based diagnostic modalities and therapeutics based on high-fidelity engineered cancer models, as well as better understanding of integrated pathophysiological processes that modulate human tumor functionality and growth.
- Organized and chaired the "Symposium on Innovation in Healthcare Technology and Delivery" (March 10, 2014, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ), whichhighlighted multidisciplinary advances in medical technology, work force development and healthcare delivery in the era of the Affordable Care Act. This symposium featured two sessions, each of which included keynote lectures, short presentations by 14 faculty and external collaborators, and panel discussions. The session entitled "New Models for Drug Development and Personalized Therapy" highlighted advances in personalized models for preclinical and clinical drug development as well as therapy selection. The second session entitled "Healthcare Delivery in the Era of the Affordable Care Act" underscored challenges facing healthcare providers in delivering affordable healthcare with examples of business models, workforce development and technologies that facilitate the process. I gave the introductory lecture, was responsible for developing the program and identified and invited the speakers.
- Organized and chaired New Jersey's first International Symposium on personalized medicine entitled "Symposium on Human Variation: A Driver of Personalized Medicine." This two-day symposium (Jan 29-30, 2009 at NJ Medical School, Newrak NJ) featured lectures, panel discussions and poster presentations from 18 influential academic and industry scientists and policy makers across North America working at the forefront of translational R&D and the enablement of personalized medicine. The audience included basic and clinical research scientists, clinicians, genetic counselors, graduate students, medical residents and postdoctoral fellows. I gave the introductory lecture, was responsible for developing the program and curriculum (9.75 CME Credits) and identified and invited the speakers.
Support as Principal Investigator (PI):
- $1,003,024 (1/10/15-30/9/20) from Cepter Biopartners for Cloning, expression and purification of therapeutic proteins, assay development and drug screening
- $46,800 (2/1/15-12/31/15) from M1T Capital Partners for development of Kiosk interfaces for transferring electronic medical records to service providers
- $10,000 (1/1/15-12/31/15) from Pfizer Undergraduate Research Endeavors for Structural analysis of hepatitis B virus X protein (HBx) and human host cell protein DNA damage binding protein 1 (DDB1)
- $260,779 (1/10/13-30/9/15) from Cepter Biopartners for cloning, expression and purification of recombinant proteins, assay development and screening
- $284,000 (2010-2012) from CGC Genetics for developing and offering CLIA approved genetic tests
- $244,479 (10/31/10) Qualifying Therapeutic Discovery Project (QTDP) grant from the US Department of the Treasury for Whole Genome Sequencing for Diagnostic Test for Suicidal Ideation
- $240,000 (10/08-10/10) from Advaxis Inc. for microarray gene expression profiling of patients in a phase II study to determine the safety, efficacy and immunogenicity of vaccination with Listeria monocytogenes expressing Human Papilloma Virus type 16E7 for the treatment of Intraepithelial Carcinoma Stage 2/3
- $194,400 (2008-10) from Genewiz Inc. for development of CLIA approved clinical diagnostic DNA sequencing tests
- $240,000 (2008-12) from BioArray Solutions, a subsidiary of Immucor Inc., for development of CLIA approved blood-typing tests
- $50,000 (2008-9) from Bioscience Development Inc. for development of a mass spectrometer immunoassay to detect Lyme Disease
- $80,050, (2008-2009) from Siemens Corporate Research, Inc. to develop a PCR assay that detects a pathogenic strain of Staphylococcus aureas
- $231,463 supplement to grant #R33 CA83213, National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Cancer Institute (NCI), (5/2/02-8/31/03)
- $1,200,000 from the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology (NJCST) R&D excellence Program: Grant # 00-2042-007-21. Support for the Center for Applied Genomics from 1/1/00-12/31/04.
- $50,000 from the Hyde and Watson Foundation (1/1/00-12/31/00)
- $2,144,870 from NIH, NCI, Grant R21/33 CA83213, (09/27/99-08/31/03)
- $320,475 from NIH, National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) Grant # R21HG01783, (4/15/98 -3/31/00)
- $38,000 from the Markey Charitable Trust-Sponsored PHRI New Initiative Program (10/1/96-9/30/97)
- $355,000 from the National Science Foundation, (NSF) Developmental Mechanisms Program: Grant# IBN-9418722, (3/1/95-2/28/98)
- $300,000 from the NSF Developmental Mechanisms Program: Grant# DCB-9117180 (1/1/92-12/31/94)
Support as Co-PI:
- $160,450 (9/08-9/09) to Schwalb (PI) from The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey: Application of MSIA Technology and Protein Variation Testing as a means to characterize cardiac risk in African-Americans
- $37,500 (2008) to Vitale (PI) from UMDNJ Office of Patents & Licensing Technology Commercialization Fund Grant Awards: Identification of Risk Alleles for Multiple Sclerosis
- $634,486 (9/1/03-8/31/06) to Chang (PI) NSF Grant # DBI-0243302 to develop SmartPin technology with a $300,000 subcontract from New Jersey Institute of Technology
- $2,334,000 (9/10/01-7/31/06) to Smith, (PI) from NIH, National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute: Grant# RO1 HL68513
- $2,263,000 (1/1/01-12/31/03) to Welsh, (PI), New Jersey Commission on Higher Education, High Tech Workforce Excellence Grant for a Graduate Program in Bioinformatics with a $159,050 subcontract (01/01/02) from UMDNJ.
- $2,875,432 (09/29/01-10/31/03) to Ellner (PI), Dept. of Defense USAMRMC Grant #DAMD17-01-1-0787, Use of DNA Microarrays to Identify Diagnostic Signature Transcriptional Profiles for Host Responses to Infectious Agents with a $1,830,298 subcontract from UMDNJ-NJMS.
- $1,594,450 (9/30/99-10/01/02) to Tyagi, (PI) from NIH, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS): Grant #RO1 ES10536
- $100,000 (6/1/00-11/30/00) NIH, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Phase I SBIR grant # R43 AI47528 to Little (PI) with a $10,000 subcontract from Sequenom Inc.
- $251,500 book value, ($617,500 original purchase value) of equipment from Merck in 2014 to establish the Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory of the Center for Healthcare Innovation
- $524,500 book value, ($1,602,641 original purchase value) of equipment from Roche in 2013 to establish the Biotechnology and Drug Discovery Laboratory of the Center for Healthcare Innovation
- $400,000 of supplies from Roche in 2013 for the Biotechnology and Drug Discovery Laboratory of the Center for Healthcare Innovation
- $25,000 from various corporate sponsors to support the "2009 Symposium on Human Variation: A Driver of Personalized Medicine"
- T. Chang, P. Tolias (2006). Delivery of Metered Amounts of Liquid Materials. Patent # 7,097,810
- Wenting Zhang; Yexin Gu; Qiaoling Sun; David S Siegel; Peter Tolias; Zheng Yang; Woo Y Lee; Jenny Zilberberg. (2015). "Ex Vivo Maintenance of Primary Human Multiple Myeloma Cells through the Optimization of the Osteoblastic Niche", PLoS ONE 10 (5): e0125995. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0125995.
- Jingmao Chi, Thet Zaw, Iliana Cardona, Mujtaba Hosnain, Neha Garg, Heather R Lefkowitz, Peter Tolias, and Henry Du (2015). "Use of Surface-enhanced Raman scattering as a prognostic indicator of acute kidney transplant rejection", Biomedical Optics Express 6, (3) |DOI:10.1364/BOE.6.000761.
- Tolias, P. (2014). "A Possible Future for the Pharmaceutical Industry.", Personalized Medicine. 11 (8), 723-725.
- Zhang, W., Lee, W.Y., Siegel, D.S., Tolias, P. and Zilberberg, J. (2014). "Patient-Specific 3D Microfluidic Tissue Model for Multiple Myeloma.", Tissue Engineering Part C: Methods. doi:10.1089/ten.tec.2013.0490.
- Healy, D., Bechthold, K., and Tolias, P. (2014). "Antidepressant-Induced Suicidality: How Translational Epidemiology incorporating Pharmacogenetics into Controlled Trials can Improve Clinical Care", Personalized Medicine, 11 (1), 79-88.
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When Real Madrid recently announced Christiano Ronaldo's transfer from Manchester United for £80 million, they were not only bargaining for the footballing skills of the world and European player of the year, but also the whole Ronaldo 'brand'. Ronaldo is recognized internationally as a household name successfully marketing brands like Nike and Fuji Xerox, but also indirectly marketing the lasted fashions, accessories (many of his own CR7 products) and grooming products along with tanning and waxing his body.
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Wonder Bread and Curry: Mingling Cultures, Conflicted Hearts
In these stories, Jhumpa Lahiri writes about Indian immigrants and their American-reared children with an intimate knowledge of their conflicted hearts, using her lapidary eye for detail to conjure their daily lives with extraordinary precision.April 4, 2008 booksReview
Film Review: Modernity and Tradition at a Cultural Crossroads
Mira Nair's "The Namesake," based on Jhumpa Lahiri's novel, conveys a palpable sense of people as living, breathing creatures who are far more complex than their words might indicate.March 9, 2007 moviesReview
Questions for Jhumpa Lahiri: Crossing Over
Q: In your first book, ''Interpreter of Maladies,'' and your new book, ''The Namesake,'' you write about Indian immigration and the difficulty of assimilating into American culture. But Indian culture has recently become very hip in the United States -- from films like ''Bend It Like Beckham'' to fashion to yoga. What do you make of that?September 7, 2003 magazineInterview
India's Post-Rushdie Generation; Young Writers Leave Magic Realism and Look at Reality
Although their voices are being heard much more loudly in the West than in India, some young writers are ushering in a new era for Indian literature in English. They are often called Midnight's Grandchildren in homage to another seminal Indian novel, Salman Rushdie's ''Midnight's Children,'' the dark parable of Indian history since independence that won the Booker Prize in 1981.July 3, 2000 artsNews
Author's First Book Wins Pulitzer for Fiction
Jhumpa Lahiri, 33, who was born in London and raised in Rhode Island, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction yesterday for her first book, a collection of stories evoking the isolation and disconnection of South Asian immigrants in America.April 11, 2000 theaterNews
National Humanities Medal Winners Include Larry McMurtry and Alice Waters
The National Humanities Medal will be bestowed by President Obama at a White House ceremony on Thursday.
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In Jaipur, New Feminists Are Born
In this installment of their India tour diary, the women's rights activists Ruchira Gupta and Gloria Steinem are determined to make their presentation at the city's literature festival an organizing meeting, not just a one-way speech.
February 6, 2014, Thursday
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A Pocket Guide to the 2014 Jaipur Literature Festival
From Friday through Tuesday, celebrated writers from India and abroad will talk about not just their books but also about the two World Wars, Afghanistan after the withdrawal of American troops, Himalayan languages and the making of modern China.
January 15, 2014, Wednesday
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Sins of the Brothers
In Jhumpa Lahiri's novel, the consequences of siblings' actions reverberate for decades.
September 29, 2013, Sunday
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A Brother, Long Gone, Is Painfully Present
Jhumpa Lahiri's new novel, set in India and America, explores the relationship between two brothers whose paths diverge.
September 20, 2013, Friday
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Shortlist for Man Booker Prize for Fiction Announced
The winner of the prize — which is open to writers from Britain, Ireland or one of the Commonwealth nations — will be named at a ceremony in London on Oct. 15.
September 10, 2013, Tuesday
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Jhumpa Lahiri: By the Book
The author of the forthcoming novel "The Lowland" says there's no such thing as immigrant fiction: "What do we call the rest? Native fiction? Puritan fiction?"
September 8, 2013, Sunday
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The Writer's Room
A view of Rome, a pristine computer screen, a photograph of Basquiat, an I.B.M. 196c typewriter, the ghost of another author. For these writers — each of whom releases a new book this fall — all they need to inspire is within these walls.
August 23, 2013, Friday
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A Conversation With: Director Mira Nair
On the filming of "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," post 9/11 America and the "twin cities" of Delhi and Lahore.
April 25, 2013, Thursday
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The Art of Writing: The Story's the Thing
The author of a writer's guide responds to Jhumpa Lahiri's Sunday Review article about crafting stories, sentence by sentence.
March 22, 2012, Thursday
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POTSDAM - Massenas Section 10 three-repeat hopes came to an end on Tuesday night at SUNY Potsdams Maxcy Hall. Class C Champion Canton (18-2) unseated the Lady Raiders (12-8), 41-39 in the second overall semi-final keyed by a three pointer by Kali Frank from the left flank with 11.8 seconds left in the game.
We were down much of the game, said Frank. Coach Meyers set up the play for Emma (Rexford) and she was covered and found me. I just threw up the shot. I didnt play very well tonight but Im just so happy that it went in. Weve worked very hard for this.
The shot then turned into a scramble for defense and the Bears denied an inside shot on Massenas last possession.
The Bears will face Class B Champion and 2012 Section 10 Finalist Salmon River (16-5) which defeated Class D champion Hammond.
Canton is looking for its first overall Section 10 title since Don Carrier coached the Bears to a 1977 title. Salmon River won the Overall Championship in 1982 when assistant coach Jocelyn (Furnia) Kelly played under the direction of Dick McLean.
Canton, Massena, Salmon River and Hammond will enter the New York State Class C and Class A tournaments next week.
The Raiders receive a bye into the NYS Class A Quarter-Finals and will face Section 2 or Section 3 winner at SUNY Potsdam on Saturday, March 9. Canton will face Section 2 champion Berne Knox or Hoosic Valley in the first round at Section IIs Adirondack Community College on Tuesday.
The Bears started out very well taking a 14-6 lead keyed by an Emma Rexford three but Massenas Alisha Jacobs fired in a three with to cut the deficit to 14-9 after one quarter.
Massena would eventually take a 20-18 lead at halftime with a 11-4 run keyed by six from Marissa Manley.
Canton had a 5-0 run to take 23-22 lead with 5:26 left in the third matched by a 5-0 Massena run keyed by a Dominque Valancius three and a steal and layup for 27-23 lead. Massena finished the quarter with a 35-29 lead.
With 4:53 left in the fourth, Rexford buried a three to tie the game at 36-36 and Tory Daley hit a big shot for a 38-37 lead for the Bears. We got some early success getting second opportunities in the first quarter. But Massena adjusted and did a lot of nice things with their screens and were patient. Alisha Jacobs is just a solid player and we knew it was going to be a battle. But we kept our composure and had some shots fall in the fourth, said Canton Coach Mike Meyers.
We were hoping to get Emma (Rexford) to take the shot but Massena played excellent defense and Kali (Frank) came through for us. I was just happy she had confidence in taking the shot.
Rexford finished with 15 points, four steals, four rebounds and three assists for Canton and was honored before the game as Jan Reetz finalist. Daley had eight points, four rebounds, two steals and two assists while Frank finished with with five points, four rebounds, two assists and a steal. Emily Pinckney (four points, three boards, two steals), Rachel Sanderson (four points), Katie Christy (six assists, six rebounds, six steals, two three points). Kaeli Mace (two points, six boards) also contributed.
Jacobs finished with 16 points, eight boards, two assists and one steal for Massena. Manley added 13 points, six rebounds, and three blocked shots. Erin Francis (four points, three boards, two assists), Sidney Thompson (two points, two blocks, two rebounds), Valancius (four points, two assists), Sam Villnave (two points, four rebounds) also contributed.
We battled back from a bad first quarter and played very solid in the second and third quarters, said Massena coach Roy Thomas.
We knew Canton wouldnt quit and Emma (Rexford) showed why she was the MVP of the Central leading the comeback. Its just tough because we wanted to defend the title.
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Villanova remains No.1 for the second week in a row in The Sports Network Poll. ASU remains No.2. The Wildcats received 87 of 139 first-place votes; the Mountaineers, who are 3-0 for the first time since 2007, received 22 first places votes. James Madison (25 votes), Jacksonville State (five votes) and Richmond, which defeated Elon in overtime on Saturday, round out the top five. Elon, which is 1-2, falls to 10th in the poll; Montana is 14th and Furman is 23rd.
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In 2009, Congress named Sept. 11 a National Day of Service and Remembrance to honor the victims of that infamous day. The bipartisan decision encouraged people to take action, and on Wednesday, the tradition continued in Gainesville.
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Madison Square Garden 7pm Rangers Record: 26-17-3 Flyers record: 28-11-5
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meet but the first time the Blueshirts get to host the party. Philly
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come back. The Rangers will have play 60 minutes to beat the
top team in the east. The Flyers are big and fast, so good work
down low and limiting space through the neutral zone is essential. This
is nothing new for the Rangers as this hard working north-south game
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On May 31, East Carbon and Sunnyside city officials presented possible locations for the communities joint public safety building to deciding board member Liz Kourianis.
For more than a year, the two cities have been in negotiations with the purpose of taking a joint proposal to the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board for funding on a safety building.
Sites proposed include the Butler property on Denver Avenue in East Carbon, the Elsie Parker property on U.S. Highway 123 in East Carbon and the Circle Way property on Utah Highway 123 in Sunnyside.
East Carbon City is requesting that the property be located on the Butler property.
"As we have done more research on the Sunnyside property, there is no way our city can support the construction of this building on or near a flood plane," said East Carbon Mayor Orlando LaFontaine.
East Carbon's disaster plan shows that, if something were to go wrong and a catastrophe were to occur at the city's reservoir, the mayor indicated that emergency personnel would have no way to get to essential equipment within the public safety building.
"Even if the building itself is not directly on the flood plane, the access road is," continued LaFontaine. "It makes no sense to me to put the building in an area where when an emergency happens we may have no access to our fire trucks. East Carbon is already making a concession by moving the building to the city's borders," said LaFontaine.
The Denver property sits adjacent to the Sunnyside-East Carbon division.
"The growth in our city is going to happen with East Carbonics and the Lila and Columbia mines. We are conceding the movement of our fire department away from the middle of our town. I can't concede that it be built on or near a flood as well," continued LaFontaine.
The mayor listed the Denver property's assets as being set above the flood and being located close to the new elementary school and senior citizens center.
According to LaFontaine, the school's football field could be used as a helicopter pad in time of emergency. The senior center's food preparation stations could be combined with all other buildings to serve as a triage area in a time of need.
Carbon Commissioner Mike Milovich also had an issue with the Sunnyside Circle Way property.
"I don't know how they are going to get that building funded if they build on or adjacent to a flood plane," stated Milovich. "We are prohibited from using federal monies to build on a flood plane and mineral lease money from the CIB is federal money."
Officials from Sunnyside city disagreed with LaFontaine's and Milovich's analysis of the property.
"We feel the property on Circle Way will serve well as a location due to its accessibility and low traffic," said Sunnyside Councilmember Doug Parsons.
The member of the Sunnyside City Council fielded a question about the flood plane raised at the meeting.
"Where the building will be set in not in the flood plane and if the access to the building is engineered correctly with proper drainage there should not be a problem. When the plans for this building were originally taken to the permanent community impact board, they were accepting of the design," pointed out the Sunnyside councilmember.
Parsons' concerns about the Denver property in East Carbon centered around child safety with the school in such close proximity.
"There is the potential to have elementary age children all over that area and that is a dangerous situation due to increased vehicle traffic," continued Parsons.
According to Carbon School District employee Scott Robertson, the district has not decided whether the children will be transported to the school via Valley View in Sunnyside or Denver Avenue in East Carbon.
"That decision will not be made until all address changed are submitted to the district in the next few weeks, however because the school has been moved into the middle of the community many students will not be bused due to the fact that they live within the mile and a half cut off for district transportation," said Robertson.
Elementary age children must live further than one and one-half mile away from the school in order to be picked up and dropped off by district buses.
"We live in a rural area with a lot of land," stated LaFontaine. "Why put such an important building in an area where there is even a potential for problems with flooding?"
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Opinion: Just Win, Baby.
WFAN hosts and callers, and commentors on blogs, and bloggers, and reporters, and most fans, it seems, are all getting very, very down on the Mets… and the season has even started.
I mean, earlier today, even I started dipping in to this end of the discussion.
Frankly, the Mets need to get the show on the road. Seriously. They need the season to start, and they need to start winning baseball games again. It's been so long since we've all had something to smile about. Winning is the only way they can stop this downward spiral of bad news, the negative perceptions, and the doom and gloom and pessimism surrounding all of us. I mean, this is the one week in baseball when every team's fans can hope and dream that things will be better… yet, I've listened to 180 minutes of non-stop hopelessness for this team on WFAN. In listening, it sounds like the Mets are already 10 games under .500… but they haven't even played a game yet.
And that's the thing, if they don't win, if things don't go well, if they get off to a slow and uninspired start, the negativity, the doom-and-gloom, it's all going to get so much worse… and rightfully so.
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The yoke that is the welfare state has thoroughly infected America. If voters re-elect President Barack Obama, he will brainwash all Americans into thinking they are entitled to government handouts. Most Americans don't understand that independent people are losing their way as the President crusades to build his Nanny Nation — a country so transformed that even the oral traditions that were taught for generations have been eradicated.
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Bedtime Stories Our Children Never Hear
Some of you may remember "The Little Red Hen," the bedtime story of an industrious chicken that lived with an indolent cat, a lazy dog and a mouse that behaved like a sloth.
I can still remember the story from half a century ago. My dad always had a glimmer in his eye, sitting at the head of the dinner table and telling us kids the fable of the cat that slept, the dog that napped and the mouse that snoozed. They only survived, said my dad, because the Little Red Hen worked so very hard.
One day, while busy in the garden, the Little Red Hen found some seeds of wheat. The hen asked her friends the following:
"Who will plant this wheat?"
"Who will cut this wheat?"
"Who will grind this wheat into flour?"
"Who will make a cake from the fine flour?"
To each question, her friends replied: "Not I."
Finally, the Little Red Hen asked, "Who will help me eat this cake?" The cat, the dog and the mouse all shouted: "I will."
"No, you won't," replied the Little Red Hen, "for I alone did all the work, so I alone will eat the cake."
When I was a child, The Little Red Hen was a big hit at our house. But when I told the fable to my own children, they just didn't seem to get it.
"Why wouldn't the hen share, Daddy?" asked my little girl.
"Because she did all the work," I replied.
"But my teacher tells us we are supposed to share," she said.
"Sharing is good," I told her, "but you can't be lazy. You have to share in the work too."
A puzzled look spread over her face. I remember being a bit exasperated, and I asked: "Don't you read stories like 'The Little Red Hen' at school?"
"Not really," she said. "Most of the stories we read are about helping each other."
I realized that the values held sacred by my parents, grandparents and great-grandparents were not even contemplated by my children or most of their generation.
Obama is accelerating America's welfare revolution. He is finishing what President Franklin Delano Roosevelt started when he introduced the New Deal 80 years ago. Three generations later, there are fewer Little Red Hens and far too many cats, dogs and mice.
I fear that the welfare creed has become so ingrained in our culture that America will probably never extricate itself from its growing socialist grip. That may have been FDR's intention from the start.
Roosevelt bragged: "… no damn politician can ever scrap my social security program."
But FDR only engineered the welfare state. Its grand developer was President Lyndon B. Johnson. His "War On Poverty" and his plan for a Great Society have built a welfare system second to none.
An American Thinker article addressed the issue:
As it stands now, Obama appears headed toward an economic legacy that may very well surpass Jimmy Carter in its level of failure.
We have seen under this president an expanding number of citizens who are partially or wholly dependent on the government for their very livelihood, as the data show that the U.S. has become an ever-growing welfare state under Obama.
Government dependence, which is defined as the percentage of persons receiving one or more federal benefit payments, is at a staggering 47%, its highest level in American history, while 21 million households are reliant on food stamps. In fact, government spending on food stamps in 2010 ($68 billion) was double what it was in 2007, with the 2011 figure likely to be even higher.
As the graph below shows, government welfare payments have soared over the past 42 years, from a few billion dollars to $800 billion. If the trend continues, payments will exceed $1 trillion dollars per year. Add in defense and national security spending and immediately the Federal government is spending almost $2 trillion each year. This cannot continue, yet it seems almost impossible to stop until people believe that they need to be industrious, that they should not depend on government to help them make their way.
My dad told me other stories when I was growing up: hard-luck stories about what he and his generation faced during the Great Depression. He graduated from college with a degree in geology in 1930. Yet it took him 12 years to do anything but menial jobs. He worked selling vacuum cleaners and he sold life insurance door to door. He even worked in a slaughter house. The government didn't help him. Quite frankly, if the help had been offered, I doubt he would have taken it. He didn't have much time for government, either in getting things from it or paying toward it.
The grandchildren of those who went through the Great Depression don't think this way. Liberals, from those in the education system to those in the entertainment industry, have convinced most young people that government should do more to make society better. They want to reward the cat, the dog and the mouse while making the Little Red Hen pay for it.
The problem is the Little Red Hens are getting tired of carrying the load for everyone else. Until we wake up to this fact, we will be faced with continued social and economic crises, and the standard of living will fall for all of us.
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Then, suddenly, the privately owned Federal Reserve put its foot down and killed the scheme. In a joint statement issued with the U.S. Treasury, the central banking cartel, which holds a virtual monopoly on currency production, said no way. The Fed would not accept such a coin even if the federal government were to mint it. While never mentioned in the mainstream media, the implications of the whole episode are enormous.
The idea of a trillion-dollar coin, of course, has been widely ridiculed and criticized, with analysts saying it sounded like something a certain Zimbabwean despot who flooded his country with $100-trillion Zimbabwe notes might try. Other commentators slammed the proposal as an unprecedented power grab by an out-of-control executive branch that needs to be urgently restrained — sooner rather than later — before it does any further damage to the nation and its government's remaining credibility.
Even segments of the establishment media mocked the scheme. "In a town that specializes in stupid ideas, this one reached a new level of stupid," wrote Washington Post opinion writer Marc Thiessen. "Think about it: If the president could really create a trillion dollars out of the ether simply by minting a single $1 trillion coin, why would we stop at one? We could mint 17 of these puppies and eliminate the national debt! Heck, we could mint 18 and have a trillion-dollar surplus!"
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NAUMBURG Despite its beauty and benign appearance, the invasive purple loosestrife has been deemed public enemy No. 1 and targeted for eradication along the lower Beaver River.
It can take over and out-compete everything else, Nichelle L. Billhardt, manager for Lewis County Soil and Water Conservation District, said of the non-native plant.
The district last year compiled an inventory of invasive species in the Beaver River watershed with funding and assistance from the Beaver River Advisory Council, Brookfield Power and the St. Lawrence-Eastern Lake Ontario Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management, a state-funded coalition dedicated to identifying and controlling invasive species in Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence, Oneida and Oswego counties.
While other non-native plants like the Japanese knotweed and honeysuckle were more prevalent, they are firmly entrenched and would be much more difficult to eradicate than purple loosestrife, Mrs. Billhardt said.
This is one we know we can control, she said. If we get it now, we can get rid of it.
Patches of the purple-flowering plant were found along stretches of the Beaver River between Murmur Creek and its confluence with the Black River in Naumburg.
While the reason for the original infestation is unknown, Mrs. Billhardt said, it may have started somewhere around that creek, located just north of Croghan, since there was no evidence of the plant upriver from that point.
District officials are attempting to contact riverfront landowners to get permission to remove the plant from their properties, with plans to start eradication efforts within the next few weeks, she said.
Workers will access infested areas by boat, dig up the plants manually with a pitchfork or shovel, extract the roots and bag the material to stem any further spread, Mrs. Billhardt said.
Because this plant is capable of producing millions of seeds, it is imperative to quickly remove it so the infestation does not continue to spread up and down the Beaver River and into the Black River and points beyond, states a Soil and Water release.
Purple loosestrife, which is typically found in wetlands, drainage canals and roadside ditches, is capable of quickly crowding out most native vegetation, taking away food or shelter from wildlife, the release said.
Infestation of the plant tends to eliminate nesting areas for birds and act as a deterrent for bog turtles and other species, Mrs. Billhardt said.
Unfortunately, they are a beautiful flower, she said, noting that can result in resistance from landowners to remove the invasive plant.
Purple loosestrife, which came to the U.S. from Europe long ago in ship ballast and even as a decorative flower, has been found throughout the region and state for years, Mrs. Billhardt said. Larger-scale infestations have been combated with chemicals and the introduction of a few species of weevils or beetles that feed on the plant, she said.
However, as with other invasive plants, it is much easier and less expensive to combat them before they become too pervasive, Mrs. Billhardt said.
The sooner you can identify its there, the sooner you can get rid of it, she said.
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Chicago – Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley joined Exelon Chairman and CEO John Rowe and other local dignitaries on Chicago's South Side today to dedicate Exelon City Solar, the nation's largest urban solar power plant. Exelon transformed a 41-acre site in the West Pullman neighborhood from a former industrial brownfield property that had been vacant for more than 30 years into a source of clean, renewable energy – and pride for the community.
"I want to thank Exelon and SunPower for their vision and their commitment to Chicago. This project is a great example of the good things that happen when government and the private sector work together," Daley said.
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