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This is a very cheesy story about the resurgence of a favorite grilled sandwich.
Most of us have fond memories of the classic mom used to make — a slice of American cheese melted between two slices of white bread. Margarine, not butter, was the grease of choice for a crisp exterior.
The results, always so warm and comforting, might as well be imprinted on our DNA.
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It's not that hard to butter bread and cook it in a pan on the stove. Really. Still, 90 fans of allrecipes.com rated the Bachelor recipe with 4¾ stars out of a possible 5.
We can't all eat grilled cheese in the comfort of our own homes if we're ever going to get this economy pumping again, so clever chefs are trying to lure us out the door with, you guessed it, lots of melted cheese.
Enter the grilled cheese restaurant.
The trendiest: The Melt, with locations expected in major cities, an automated grilled cheese restaurant chain started by the guy who invented the Flip video camera. Word is customers order using a smartphone app. The sandwich is cooked in less than a minute by an appliance that melts the cheese while simultaneously searing the bread.
That's a technique familiar to chef Marshall Roth, who just added a few new melts to the menu at Dog Nuvo, a gourmet frank restaurant in Kansas City, Mo. When he expanded beyond hot dogs, Roth knew he wanted to speed the grilled cheese process.
He puts the bread in a steamer to start the cheese oozing, then he flips the sandwich over to the flat-top griddle. He uses clarified butter (salted, please) to create a crisp crust. The process cuts customer wait time down to a manageable 3 or 4 minutes, no app required.
From the American Grilled Cheese Kitchen in San Francisco to Cheeseboy in Boston and the in-between Feelgood in Austin, Texas, grilled cheese restaurants are hot.
"For me, it's very nostalgic," Roth says. "When the economy is bad, everyone goes back to the basics. That's why grilled cheese, hot dogs and macaroni and cheese are popular right now. It brings us back to a happier time."
And, Roth admits, grilled cheese is practically a no-brainer for a chef. "How can you screw anything up that's cooked in butter?"
Even better, his cheese melts come with recession-friendly prices: $2.99 and $3.49.
Todd Schulte has had a grilled cheese sandwich on the menu since he opened Genessee Royale Bistro in Kansas City's West Bottoms neighborhood last year. And despite a recent change of chefs, Schulte says, the grilled cheese already has proved itself a popular item that is here to stay.
"Obviously, it's something that everyone recognizes in one form or another," he says. "On days that we happen to run our simple tomato soup on the menu, people want it served with the grilled cheese sandwich instead of as a first course. I would have to imagine there's a serious dunk-fest going on in the dining room."
Still, just because you recognize it doesn't mean the sandwich isn't a tad bit gourmet, boasting a combination of aged Vermont white cheddar and Gruyere — "for meltability" — commingled between Farm to Market semolina, a sturdy, crunchy bread with "great toastability."


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Letter from the Chair to the Assistant Secretary for Health, RE: NVAC – February 3-4, 2010 Meeting
Howard K. Koh, M.D., M.P.H
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RE: NVAC – February 3-4, 2010 Meeting
Dear Dr. Koh:
This letter summarizes the National Vaccine Advisory Committee (NVAC) meeting held in-person on February 3-4, 2010. The agenda for this meeting is enclosed.
It was a pleasure to have you join the meeting and provide updates on the vaccine and immunization activities occurring in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as well as other changes in the Office of Public Health and Science, HHS. As I stated at the meeting, I really appreciated your very thoughtful extended remarks to the Committee on what you see as the mission for your office and your three priorities to make Healthy People come alive for all Americans, to reduce disparities and promote health equity, and to focus on prevention. Let me assure you that the NVAC stands ready to support you in this mission and in achieving these priorities in any way we can. This was the first time in my tenure on the Committee that the ASH presented this detailed a vision for the role of his office and of the NVAC.
At this meeting, the State of the National Vaccine Program Report for 2009 was finalized and approved by the NVAC (enclosure). The Committee also received updates on the revision of the draft National Vaccine Plan and spent significant time formulating NVAC's comments to you on the Plan. We hope to finalize those comments on our next public teleconference meeting on February 26. At this meeting we also discussed implementation of previous NVAC recommendations on vaccine safety and financing, the current progress in the vaccine safety and adult immunization working groups, the state of health care reform and its potential impact on vaccination, efforts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to develop pediatric vaccine stockpiles, the communication efforts developed within the National Vaccine Program Office (NVPO), and seasonal and H1N1 influenza.
Report of the Chair
The focus of this Report was on the 2009 State of the National Vaccine Program report. This report serves to identify key accomplishments and progress of the NVPO and NVAC, as well as to identify priority areas for the coming year. Briefly, four priority areas for the NVAC's work for the coming year were identified: 1) completion of the revision of the National Vaccine Plan, 2) participation in a review of the 2009 H1N1 influenza response, 3) implementation of the recommendations of the RAND report on the effectiveness of the NVAC, and 4) continued exploration of methods to increase public awareness and media coverage of NVAC activities and recommendations.
National Vaccine Plan
CAPT Raymond Strikas, NVPO, reviewed the timeline for the revision of the National Vaccine Plan and presented an overview of the key Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommendations on the priorities in the National Vaccine Plan. Robert Bednarczyk presented a summary of the input provided by NVAC members on both the current draft of the National Vaccine Plan and the IOM recommendations. These comments were used as the basis for discussion of formal NVAC recommendations regarding the National Vaccine Plan. Development of these recommendations was undertaken during the meeting, and a complete set of recommendations will be presented for discussion and voting for approval at the NVAC public teleconference meeting on February 26, 2010.
Vaccine Safety
Updates on vaccine safety activities were split between three areas. First, Dr. Andrew Pavia briefed the Committee on the work and progress of the Vaccine Safety Working Group including the information gathering process currently underway, the tentative plans to gather stakeholder input and the overall plan to complete a report or set of reports containing recommendations on improving the national vaccine safety system for a final vote by the NVAC in September 2010.
Second, Dr. Marie McCormick presented an overview of the work and recent reports of the Vaccine Safety Risk Assessment Working Group (VSRAWG) that is conducting independent, rapid review of available immunization safety monitoring data for the 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccines. As has been communicated to you following the December 2009 and January 2010 NVAC teleconference meetings, the VSRAWG has found that the available data are adequate to assess the presence or absence of a vaccine safety signal, the data do not favor a signal between the outcomes examined and the receipt of H1N1 influenza vaccines, and that safety monitoring should continue as more data become available.
Third, Dr. Frank DeStefano, CDC Immunization Safety Office (ISO), updated the NVAC on efforts made by the CDC ISO to address the NVAC recommendations on the ISO Scientific Agenda from June 2009. There is strong support for these recommendations and widespread efforts are being made to implement the recommendations. Dr. DeStefano stated that a full written response from CDC to the recommendations will be provided to the NVAC in the near future.
Update from the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response
Dr. Nicole Lurie, Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, briefed the NVAC on efforts to review the response to the H1N1 influenza pandemic. Dr. Lurie indicated that the safety of countermeasures will be a key point of the review, as will vaccine production and supply. The role of the NVAC in this review was discussed, with a focus on coordination of other Federal advisory committees related to vaccines and engagement of stakeholders in the review process. I would like to take this opportunity to highlight the desire of NVAC to have an active role in the H1N1 vaccine after-action assessment process.
Vaccine Finance
CDR Angela Shen, NVPO, presented a summary of the reports of key stakeholder groups on the actions they have undertaken to address the NVAC recommendations on vaccine financing that were approved in September 2008. This session was part of the NVAC's efforts to revisit progress on the implementation of its recommendations to assure that they are as effective as possible. Representatives of the six stakeholder sectors (consumers; vaccine distributors and purchasers; manufacturers; federal, state and local government health departments; employers, payers and health insurers; and health care providers and related organizations) also provided detailed information about the activities that entities in their sector are performing in response to these recommendations. Generally, speakers expressed good strong support and a number of specific actions occurring as part of the implementation of these recommendations. However, the uncertainty of health care reform is resulting in delays in the response to some recommendations that may be addressed by proposed health care reform legislation.
Health Care Reform and Vaccination
Ms. Caya Lewis, Office of Health Reform, provided an overview of the vaccination-related proposals in the Senate and House health care reform legislation. Committee discussion centered on two areas – defining what was meant by Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices-recommended vaccines (e.g. routine recommendation, permissive recommendation, recommendations only for high-risk populations) and the possible impact of health care reform legislation on ERISA-exempt health insurance coverage. The current state of health care reform and associated uncertainty precluded comprehensive responses to these concerns.
Adult Immunization
Dr. Julie Morita presented an update of the activities of the Adult Immunization Working Group towards meeting their second charge, a comprehensive examination of the national adult immunization program with associated recommendations. Currently the Working Group is gathering data in anticipation of a future white paper with recommendations to improve adult immunization in the United States. Dr. L.J. Tan also introduced a newly released report from the Trust for America's Health, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation entitled "Adult Immunization: Shots to Save Lives".
Ms. Stephanie Marshall, NVPO, outlined the Communications Plan being developed by the NVPO, detailing the methods used to identify the best means of message delivery. She also discussed the upcoming release of the Vaccines.gov website that will house HHS vaccination information. This web site will combine information on vaccines from a variety of federal agency websites. This is in line with the NVAC's and the NVPO's long standing push for improved coordination among federal agencies on vaccine matters. For this reason, Committee members were quite complementary of the effort and look forward to seeing the web site in action.
Vaccine Stockpile
Dr. Lance Rodewald, CDC, updated the NVAC on efforts made to refine the Vaccines for Children program vaccine stockpile. The major piece of this program is the stockpile target, which is a three month national supply for most vaccines, with notable exceptions such as the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine, which will have a larger stockpile amount. As stockpiles are built to the target levels over the next five years, targets and performance of the stockpile will be re-evaluated. While this target level is smaller than previous estimated targets, it is anticipated that performance will be similar, with less difficulty in storage and stockpile maintenance. While there was no specific task given to NVAC from this update, it is anticipated that representatives from VFC will report back on the performance of the stockpile.
Seasonal and H1N1 Influenza
RADM Anne Schuchat, CDC, began her overview of the H1N1 update with a reminder of the uncertainty and assumptions that had to be made during the initial planning phases of the H1N1 influenza response. She then highlighted a number of program accomplishments including the number of provider agreements signed and vaccine ship-to sites utilized. The decline of influenza activity was discussed while emphasizing that the virus is still circulating and there is uncertainty about what will happen in the coming months. An additional wave of influenza occurred later in the winter in one previous pandemic. This underscores the need for maintaining vaccination efforts in the coming months.
Dr. L.J. Tan informed the NVAC about the upcoming National Influenza Summit, scheduled for May 17-19, 2010, in Scottsdale AZ.
Dr. Vito Caserta, Health Resources and Services Administration, provided an update on the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP). Dr. Caserta indicated that requests for benefits can not currently be accepted or processed until the final rule is published in the Federal Register, though individuals can submit letters of intent to file to ensure that the one-year filing deadline is not missed. As of this meeting, 65 letters of intent to seek compensation related to H1N1 influenza vaccine have been filed.
State and local partners from the National Association of County and City Health Officials, Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and Association of Immunization Managers provided updates from the perspectives of their sectors. Key themes presented involved attempts to manage the mismatch between vaccine supply and demand, associated difficulties in managing vaccine orders and inventories, and concerns about losing gains in public health capacity and infrastructure when Public Health Emergency Response funds expire.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns you may have in regard to any of the Committee's activities. I would also like to invite you to attend our next regularly scheduled NVAC meeting, which is scheduled for June 2-3, 2010, as well as any off-schedule meetings that will be held to address the H1N1 influenza situation or the revision of the National Vaccine Plan. Of course, I am available at any time to speak to you by telephone or to meet in person.
Guthrie S. Birkhead, M.D., M.P.H.
Chair, National Vaccine Advisory Committee


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I am 10 weeks and I feel like I am showing
I am 10 weeks pregnant with my first child today and none of my clothes fit me! My bra has gone up a cup size and I feel huge. People keep saying look how much you are showinfg but I feel like it is way to early and I am just fat! Is this true or can you start to show at 10 weeks?
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OMG! I am 12 weeks and feel huge!!! I seem to remember being that way with my first child, but geez! And the boobs! Totally on steriods! I was a full D but now I think I am an F! I am glad other out there go through this, yes it could be gas, but I have to hold it while at work!! LOL! Congrats on all the pregnancies!!!posted 03/03/2011 by footprints202000
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I am so relieved to see other moms feel the same way! Everyone keeps telling me "o you are starting to show" but i just keep telling my self no i am just fat! i am over weight to begin with but I do "feel" pregnant! i also think i look pregnant too. I also feel it is too early to show but i am glad I am not the only one who feels this way!posted 03/01/2011 by kyrobi
I'm only 9weeks and 3days and I feel like I'm showing. I've been taking pics of my belly each weeks and this last pic showed a significant difference. I do believe, however, that it is gas and constipation (blekk) it sucks because I cant wait to start showing =) good luckk guys happy pregnancyposted 02/25/2011 by snuggsxox
Glad to know I'm not the only one.. It's my first baby also and I'm not over weight but I do carry my weight in my midsection. At night it can look like I am 4-5 months pregnant.posted 02/24/2011 by texgal47
I am 10 wks and showing as I was with my 2nd pregnancy. I did not gain a pound and I have a belly bump as is not uncommon after already having a child since everything is stretched out already. I think its unfair to post that people are just fat when clearly that is not the case for most women.posted 02/24/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I am almost 10 weeks with baby number 4 and I look about four months! I have gone up from a b/c cup bra to a DD!! and from normal size 12, to 14 maternity ( with a lot of space to grow) I couldn't bare my clothes feeling tight anymore. But I feel horrible, self concious and flabby :( I dont even want to go out, because I feel I am showing too early.posted 02/23/2011 by Sarah306
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ERASMIA, South Africa -- Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger could miss the second-round World Cup match with England because of a right-thigh injury.
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The Force was strong with Bob Anderson, even if you didn't realize it. The World War II veteran and Olympic swordsman who acted as Darth Vader's stand-in during the lightsaber fights in 'The Empire Strikes Back' and 'Return of the Jedi' died on Sunday in an English hospital, the British Academy of Fencing said. He was 89.
Anderson, who was a British Olympian in 1952 and represented his home country at the world championships in 1950 and 1953, was initially never credited with his contributions to 'Star Wars.' It wasn't until Mark Hamill, who fought against Anderson's Vader as Luke Skywalker in 'Empire' and 'Jedi,' mentioned the Englishman during an interview that his impact on the films was known.
"Bob Anderson was the man who actually did Vader's fighting," Hamill told Starlog magazine in 1983. "It was always supposed to be a secret, but I finally told [director] George [Lucas] I didn't think it was fair any more. Bob worked so bloody hard that he deserves some recognition. It's ridiculous to preserve the myth that it's all done by one man."
Vader was played onscreen by actor David Prowse; his iconic voice was done by James Earl Jones.
Anderson also worked on the 1952 film 'The Master of Ballantrae,' where he coached Errol Flynn, as well as 'The Princess Bride,' the 'Lord of Rings' trilogy, and a spate of James Bond films, including 'Die Another Day.'
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I posted this photo on my Facebook page a few weeks ago and it got a lot of attention.
"What was that all about?" asked my father-in-law, who hates Facebook so much he doesn't even have an account.
I was a little thrown by the question.
It's pretty simple. This is what Lou and I do on our weekend evenings. Usually on a Friday night.
While I chop veggies and roll the dough for our pizza, Lou uncorks one of those practical-joke-sized beers for me. I used to only drink Delirium Tremens but now I'm enjoying La Fin du Monde.
Wow, I really want one right now.
Anyway, he plucks at his guitar while I assemble the pizza and we chat. Or, more accurately, I blab like crazy and he goes into that spacey musician place as he tries to figure out the next chord to whatever song he's writing.
Once the pizza's in the oven, we head outside for a few rounds of Gin Rummy. I taught Lou how to play the game on our honeymoon and we've had a running competition since we picked the cards back up a couple months ago. Our scores are in the thousands and he's usually in the lead.
Lou smokes a cigar and we put on the latest album we both enjoy (lately, it's been Smile by The Beach Boys or Crazy for You by Best Coast).
I couldn't really tell you what we talk about. Work, music, writing, family, marriage, whatever.
We're usually having so much fun, it's a little disappointing when the oven beeps and we have to eat the pizza.
Recently, I got a little sore at Lou for writing (what felt like) the fifth song in a row with lyrics about getting old.
I suppose he's right. We are old.
Because playing cards with my husband over a few beers is absolutely the most fun I've ever had.
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VERONA – As Tupelo honors Elvis Presley, the citizens of Verona will celebrate his parents, Gladys and Vernon Presley.
On June 17, 1933, the elder Presleys said their wedding vows at Verona Town Hall. That event will be recreated on Saturday during the Verona Heritage Festival.
Over the past three years, the festival has taken place closer to the anniversary. Organizers moved the date this year to entice visitors who might be in Lee County for the Elvis Presley Festival in Tupelo.
"It's going to be a great time," said Sue Burt, a planning committee member for the Verona festival. "We'll have a variety of music and fun things to do."
The festival, located at College and Main streets, will open at 6 a.m. with a pancake breakfast. The opening ceremonies will be at 10 a.m. Throughout the day, Elvis tribute artists and other entertainers will perform.
"We'll have door prizes every hour on the hour," Burt said, "and we'll have cakes, cookies and pies for sale."
A motorcycle poker run will start at 10:30 a.m., and players will compete for up to $100 in prizes. That'll be followed by a pet parade at 11 a.m.
At 2 p.m., actors will reenact the marriage of Vernon and Gladys.
"We'll have an antique car bring them up to the town hall," Burt said. "That always excites the kids."
The man who "marries" the "Presleys" is a Methodist minister, and he'll set up shop after the re-enactment for couples wishing to renew their wedding vows.
The festival will close at 6 p.m. with an open mic opportunity for folks who want to sing "Blue Suede Shoes," "Going to the Chapel" or anything else.
"Come join us for a good old-fashioned day," Burt said.
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Did you see the US Ambassador to Libya was murdered?
Last night (At least, Eastern Standard Time) the United States ambassador to Libya was murdered in a rocket attack. This assault, along with that one that led to the storming of the US Consulate in Egypt, appears to be caused by a youtube video created by some United States citizens against the prophet Mohammed. Here's the story:
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@dmaz: Thanks grammar nazi god forbid!
I see you left out that they were until this year costsing $100 a grenade, do you really think rebels wait until they need something to buy it? No they stockpile. At $100 a grenade all they need to do is sell some opium and call it a day.
Even at $500 a pop it's still cheap for the amount of damage they do, guns and ammo are cheap but don't do as much damage as 1 well placed RPG. Most of the rebels are using money they get from selling drugs which brings in a lot of money so it's just a small drop in the bucket.
@wootfast: "Look at these beautiful people."
Thanks for the link. The misspellings make the signs even more touching.
Last year I obsessively listened to and watched BBC's gripping coverage of the Libyan civil conflict. I was overwhelmed by the incredible courage of embattled civilians taking up arms against a brutal, entrenched dictator. I was proud of the American/NATO role in helping them achieve their goal. Chris Stevens was a friend and ally of the Libyan rebels and their fledgling democracy. The attack on the embassy does not represent the Libyan people, just as neither the Koran-burning pastor Terry Jones nor the provocative anti-Islam video represent Americans.
The Arab Spring brought new tensions as well as new freedoms to the Mideast. I believe in democracy, so I am hopeful about the changes. Increased political uncertainties make thoughtful diplomacy ever more necessary. RIP Chris Stevens; as Hilary Clinton said, we need more like him.
@zapp brannigan: not "rebels" ser....terrorists. Call a spade a spade.


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For the comment/critique contest, december 2012:
First sorry if I can't express everthing right what I want to say but english isn't my native language.
But now let's start You did a great job drawing her hands simply drawing hands is difficult but in such a pose holding the guitar even more but you made it so that it looks real. That you've drawn the left hand a little bit blurry because it moves is great. I've something to say about the arm, it looks like the arm on the right is a little bit off, the left line should go off slightly more in the right ---> direction. Also the the line of the left wrist should go off a little bit smoother. The guitar is very, very good. First the light effect and the shadow of the arm are at the exactly right place also the form of the guitar looks perfect and real.
Now something to her face Her smile looks amazing. It doesn't look like it was drawn it looks... real! The hair looks great because you also drew some individual hairs and didn't only drew it in lanes (is this the right word?). Another point you could improve is the left upper arm I see why you drew it darker, it's because of the shadow but I think you should've connected the different shades better because they look slightly to seperated.
As you see I don't really have to say much negative things about this drawing You did a great job and it looks real and it gives me... a happy feeling :> I just realized I was smiling the whole time looking at your drawing and writing the critique . You're great artist and I had fun writing this critique. I hope you will continue drawing for a long time and also continue putting a smile on my face.
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Walt Wangerin, speaker for the ELCA radio ministry Lutheran Vespers, will hit the road in September and October to promote the weekly 30-minute program that airs on more than 230 stations nationwide.
The pedaling preacher will ride his bicycle to locations in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa in a trek the ministry is calling "Out Spoken for LV."
Plans call for Wangerin to arrive in an area in the early evening. He'll spend the next day visiting listeners and thanking local radio stations. Then he will speak at a rally or worship service that night.
Lutheran Vespers is taking pledges for Wangerin's ride. To make a pledge, contact Brenda Engelby at (800) 638-3522, Ext. 2967; email@example.com.
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Weekend Paving Will Close Some Roads, Parking Garage Adjacent to Albany Med
July 19, 2013 - Albany , NY
ALBANY, N.Y., July 19, 2013-Some roads around Albany Medical Center will be closed this weekend as contractors work on road paving as one of the final projects related to the new Patient Pavilion.
From approximately 8 p.m. Friday, July 19, until approximately 8 p.m. Sunday, July 21, the following roads will be closed:
* New Scotland Avenue from the intersection of Myrtle Avenue to the entrance of the Albany Med's Pillars Entrance parking lot
* Myrtle Avenue from Robin Street to New Scotland Avenue
* Veteran's Way off New Scotland Avenue (VA hospital will be accessible from Holland Avenue)
Flagmen will be posted in the area to direct vehicles. Detour signs will also be in place.
Emergency Department Access:
The entrance to the Emergency Department (ED) will remain open. Patients going to the ED by private vehicle will be able to access the ED entrance ramp (near Myrtle and New Scotland) by driving through the parking lot at Morris Street and New Scotland Avenue. The slight detour will be clearly marked. Ambulances will access the ED from the North Ramp at the intersection of Myrtle Avenue and Robin Street.
Parking Garage Closed:
In addition, Albany Med's 40 New Scotland Ave. parking garage will be closed from 6 p.m. Friday, July 19 until early morning on Monday, July 22. The 60 New Scotland Ave. garage will remain open and can be accessed from Holland Avenue.
Albany Med's Patient Pavilion expansion project is aimed at meeting the community's growing health care needs. The Patient Pavilion, the centerpiece of the renaissance along New Scotland Avenue, will begin opening in early August for some patient services with occupancy completed by the end of the year. The six-story, patient-focused building will include expanded adult and neonatal intensive care units as well as new state-of-the-art operating and recovery rooms, along with many other medical services. For more information, visit: http://www.amc.edu/Expansion/index.cfm.
Albany Medical Center, northeastern New York's only academic health sciences center, is one of the largest private employers in the Capital Region. It incorporates the 651-bed Albany Medical Center Hospital, which offers the widest range of medical and surgical services in the region, and the Albany Medical College, which trains the next generation of doctors, scientists and other healthcare professionals, and also includes a biomedical research enterprise and the region's largest physicians practice with nearly 400 doctors. Albany Medical Center works with dozens of community partners to improve the region's health and quality of life. For more information: www.amc.edu or www.facebook.com/albanymedicalcenter.
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A fire started by a lightning strike near Phantom Canyon in Fremont County has been contained.
The Bureau of Land Management responded to the fire after smoke was spotted Saturday. One engine, a specialized 10 person attack crew and air support worked quickly to attack the fire.
At first firefighters thought the fire was about 1/4 acre with a moderate chance of spreading, but later said it was about 1/10 of an acre. The fire was contained Sunday.
A spokesman tells 11 News that he does not expect the site to be a problem in the future.
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Saturday, June 9, 1990
Miami Herald reports on Richard Grayson's Radio Free Broward
The Miami Herald reports today (Saturday, June 9, 1990) on Richard Grayson's Radio Free Broward protest, mailing copies of 2 Live Crew's As Nasty As They Wanna Be to South Florida, where a federal judge has declared it obscene.
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Friday, June 8, 1990
New York Post's Page Six reports on Richard Grayson's Donald Trump Rescue Fund
The New York Post's "Page Six" today (June 8, 1990) covers Richard Grayson's efforts with the Donald Trump Rescue Fund.
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|Click on the Multimap below to zoom in on Freshwater. Using Multimap navigation, it will be possible to zoom in further by clicking near the red circle.
Off road parking - Free bicycle use
Please telephone to ascertain availability if in the UK.
|Buttercup House is a five minute walk from Freshwater Village and fifteen minutes from Freshwater Bay. The bays at Totland and Colwell are also fifteen minutes away. We are a five minute stroll away from the Farringford Hotel and a further five minutes walk will access Tennyson Down. A brisk 45 minute walk along the downs will take you to the world famous Needles, or perhaps you would prefer to cycle, using one of our all-terrain bikes, free for guests to use.
|Freshwater is situated in the area known as
West Wight, generally recognised as the quietest part of the Isle of Wight.
It is an area of outstanding natural beauty, rolling countryside, peaceful forests and the stunning white cliffs
of Freshwater Bay and
The Needles.
|West Wight is a paradise for walkers and cyclists with a vast network of well marked trails and footpaths, also Yarmouth, Totland and Freshwater have shops for all occasions and pubs, cafes and restaurants to suit every pocket.
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Recounts the stories of bold, notorious, or successful women in such early cultures as ancient Greece, Mesopotamia, and China
Astonishing true tales of the most amazing women in history They were bright and bold, outspoken and inspiring, daring and even dangerous. They were the incredible, courageous, and totally Outrageous Women of Ancient Times. These remarkable women rocked the world with their accomplishments--and their attitude! Their unusual stories will surprise and delight you. Among the outrageous women you'll meet are: Hatshepsut of Thebes--as pharaoh of Egypt, she reigned for over twenty years Locusta of Gaul--a professional poisoner to Roman nobility who made a fortune disposing of members of the royal family Deborah of Israel--the prophetess who led an army to victory in ancient Israel's first national war of liberation Hedea, Tryphosa, and Dionysia of Tralles--three sister athletes who won prizes in running, war chariot racing, and even lyre playing Pan Chao of China--scholar, author, and advisor to the Emperor's family, who championed equal education for women as well as men These independent spirits defied tradition and found their own paths to success. Now their stories come alive! Coming soon! Outrageous Women of the Middle Ages Ages 10 to 14


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LONDON — Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) and MPC (The Moving Picture Company) have invested heavily in The Foundry's (www.thefoundry.co.uk) Ocula toolset. Ocula is the result of numerous collaborations with artists on high-end 3D stereo projects. The toolset is designed to boost productivity and help deliver a more rewarding stereoscopic viewing experience.
ILM invested in a number of Ocula seats after an evaluation period in which it used it to tackle common stereo problems. The studio found that Ocula dealt with plate disparity quickly and accurately, while remaining flexible to last-minute creative changes and stereo problems that can arise in the later stages of the composite.
MPC made a major Ocula purchase for its upcoming work on Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. The studio will employ the toolset to resolve vertical alignment issues and to color match plates.
In related news, India's Prana Studios is now renting a large number of Ocula seats in response to an increased demand for stereoscopic effects, and Australia's Animal Logic also recently added Ocula to its stereo workflow.


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The Denver Broncos Alumni 10th Annual Golf Tournament
Monday, June 6th, 2016!
Bronco Alumni Unite At Interlocken!
About the 2015 Tournament!
Cleats for Kids is a Denver Broncos Alumni Association (DBAA) initiative to ensure that children of all means have the opportunity to experience the wonderful life lessons that football has to offer.
As former professional athletes, we recognize that our earliest years in football were the most formative. That's where we first learned about teamwork, commitment, sacrifice and doing our best for ourselves and for our teammates. But these early years are also the time at which young parents—particularly single-family households with multiple children—struggle to pay the high registration and equipment costs associated with youth football.
The DBAA Cleats for Kids program provides FREE cleats to football players in the Denver Police Activities League. Denver PAL serves a diverse constituency of high-risk, high-need children, and the benefits of the Cleats for Kids program is immediate and impactful.
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We hope you had some especially good times at the Sentosa SummerFest at Palawan Beach as we held 4 weeks of themed beach fun especially for kids! Exciting activities like the Magic & Puppet Show, furious cup-stacking competitions, kiddy foam pools and sand castles made the summer a truly unforgettable one.
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Bruno Bauer
Contact Information
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Phone: (775) 784-1363
(775) 682-9713
- Fax: (775) 784-1398
- Curriculum Vitae
- Ph.D., Physics 1992 Physics University of California, Los Angeles
- M.S., Physics 1983 Physics University of California, Los Angeles
- B.S., Mathematics 1982 Stanford University
Professional Experience
- 2012-present Professor of Physics, University of Nevada, Reno
- 2002-2012 Associate Professor of Physics, University of Nevada, Reno
- 1996-2002 Assistant Professor of Physics, University of Nevada, Reno
Professional Awards
- Invited Talk, Innovative Confinement Concepts Workshop, 2010
- Invited Talk, DOE Workshop on Scientific Opportunities in High Energy Density Plasma Physics, 2008
- Invited Talk, Innovative Confinement Concepts Workshop, 2008
- Invited Talk, International SEMATECH EUV Source Modeling Workshop, 2003
- Oscar Buneman Award for Best Still Image, 18th International Conference on Numerical Simulation of Plasma, with V.I. Sotnikov, J.N. Leboeuf, P. Hellinger, P. Travnicek, V. Fiala, 2003
- Invited Talk, Innovative Confinement Concepts Workshop, 2003
- Mousel-Feltner Award for Outstanding Research, UNR College of Arts and Science, 1998
- U.S. Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, 1997
- DOE-DP Young Scientist and Engineer Award, 1997
- LANL Distinguished Achievement Award, 1996
- LANL Director's Fellowship, 1995
- LLNL Physics Award for Outstanding Postdoctoral Achievements, 1994
- Invited Talk, Annual Meeting of the Division of Plasma Physics of the American Physical Society, 1994
- American Vacuum Society Award, 1985
- UCLA Physics Dept. Excellence in Teaching Award, 1982-83
- UCLA Graduate Student Research and Teaching Fellowship, 1982
Research Interests
Plasma physics and applications. Investigation of current- and laser-driven plasmas for fusion energy, radiation production, and atmospheric science research
- R.E. Siemon, W.L. Atchison, T. Awe, B.S. Bauer, A.M. Buyko, V. Chernyshev, T.E. Cowan, J.H. Degnan, R.J. Faehl, S. Fuelling, S.F. Garanin, T. Goodrich, A.V. Ivanovsky, I.R. Lindemuth, V. Makhin, V.N. Mokhov, R.E. Reinovsky, D.D. Ryutov, D.W. Scudder, T. Taylor, and V.B. Yakubov, Stability analysis and numerical simulation of a hard-core diffuse z pinch during compression with Atlas facility liner parameters, Nucl. Fusion 45, 1148-1155 (2005).
- V. Makhin, R.E. Siemon, B.S. Bauer, A. Esaulov, I.R. Lindemuth, D.D. Ryutov, P.T. Sheehey, and V.I. Sotnikov, Self-organization observed in numerical simulations of a hard-core diffuse z-pinch, Phys. Plasmas 12, 042312-1-9 (2005).
- V. Makhin, B.S. Bauer, I.R. Lindemuth, and B.J. Rice, Development of laser deposition package for modeling of EUV sources for microlithography, Emerging Lithographic Technologies IX, Proc. SPIE 5751, 840-851 (2005).
- V.I. Sotnikov, B.S. Bauer, J.-N. Leboeuf, P. Hellinger, P. Travnicek, and V. Fiala, Hybrid simulations of z-pinches, Computer Phys. Comm. 164, 150-155 (2004).
- V.B. Krasovitskii, V. G. Dorofeenko, V.I. Sotnikov, and B.S. Bauer, Nonlinear processes during the interaction of a petawatt laser pulse with a plasma in the presence of an external magnetic field, Computer Phys. Comm. 164, 103-107 (2004).
- V.V. Ivanov, P.J. Laca, B.S. Bauer, R. Presura, V.I. Sotnikov, A.L. Astanovitskiy, B. Le Galloudec, J. Glassman, and R.A. Wirtz, Investigation of Plasma Evolution in a Coaxial Small-Gap Magnetically Insulated Transmission Line, IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science 32, 1843-1848 (2004).
- V.I. Sotnikov, B.S. Bauer, J.-N. Leboeuf, P. Hellinger, P. Travnicek, and V. Fiala, Development of global magnetohydrodynamic instabilities in z-pinch plasmas in the presence of nonideal effects, Phys. Plasmas 11, 1897-1907 (2004).
- A. Esaulov, B.S. Bauer, I.R. Lindemuth, V. Makhin, R. Presura, D.D. Ryutov, P.T. Sheehey, R.E. Siemon, and V.I. Sotnikov, Magnetohydrodynamic simulation of the inverse pinch plasma discharge, Phys. Plasmas 11, 1589-1599 (2004).
- L.F. Wanex, V.I. Sotnikov, B.S. Bauer, and J.N. Leboeuf, Linear analysis of stabilizing mechanisms for the kink instability, Phys. Plasmas 11, 1372-1378 (2004).
- V.B. Krasovitskii, V.G. Dorofeenko, V.I. Sotnikov, and B.S. Bauer, Interaction of powerful laser pulse with magnetized plasma, Phys. Plasmas, 11, 724-742 (2004). Also selected by the Virtual Journal of Ultrafast Science (http://www.vjultrafast.org) for the February 2004 issue.
- B.S. Bauer, R.C. Mancini, V. Makhin, I. Paraschiv, A. Esaulov, R. Presura, I.R. Lindemuth, P.T. Sheehey, and B.J. Rice, Development of magnetohydrodynamic computer modeling of gas-discharge EUV sources for microlithography, Emerging Lithographic Technologies VIII, Proc. SPIE 5374, 394-404 (2004).
- D.D. Ryutov, D.C. Barnes, B.S. Bauer, J.H. Hammer, C.W. Hartman, R.C. Kirkpatrick, I.R. Lindemuth, V. Makhin, P.B. Parks, D.B. Reisman, P.T. Sheehey, and R.E. Siemon, Particle and heat transport in a dense wall-confined MTF plasma (theory and simulations), Nucl. Fusion 43, 955-960 (2003).
- A.C. Erlandson, A. Astanovitskiy, S. Batie, B.S. Bauer, A. Bayramian, J.A. Caird, T.E. Cowan, C. Ebbers, J. Fuchs, H. Faretto, J. Glassman, V. lvanov, B. LeGalloudec, N. LeGalloudec, S. Letzring, S. Payne, and B. Stuart, Design of a 50 TW / 20 J chirped-pulse amplification laser for high-energy-density plasma physics experiments at the Nevada Terawatt Facility of the University of Nevada, Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Inertial Fusion Sciences and Applications, Monterey, California, September 7-12, 2003, LLNL Report UCRL-JC-155356. Available from the U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Citations Database, at http://www.osti.gov/energycitations/product.biblio.jsp?osti_id=15005146.
- R. Presura, B.S. Bauer, A. Esaulov, S. Fuelling, V. Ivanov, N. Le Galloudec, V. Makhin, R.E. Siemon, V.I. Sotnikov, R. Wirtz, A. Astanovitskiy, S. Batie, H. Faretto, B. Le Galloudec, A. Oxner, M.A. Angelova, P. Laca, S. Guzzetta, S. Keely, S. Rogowski, B.V. Oliver, and K.W. Struve, Operation regimes of Magnetically Insulated Transmission lines, Proceedings of the 14th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference, Dallas, Texas, June 15-18, 2003, IEEE 03CH37472, Vol. II, 859-862 (2003).
- V.I. Sotnikov, I. Paraschiv, V. Makhin, B.S. Bauer, J.N. Leboeuf, and J.M. Dawson, Linear analysis of sheared flow stabilization of global magnetohydrodynamic instabilities based on the Hall fluid model, Phys. Plasmas 9, 913-922 (2002).


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You guys would seem to be open minded enough to have considered this
How would this work?
Do you have to rent/buy a piece of water? *I know it sounds silly but seriously
Would you have to buy a special boat? How much do they cost? Is maintenance expensive/hard etc etc.
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Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
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Committees (vacant committee chairs will be elected in Fall)
Social Committee - is to aid in the planning and execution of events, get-togethers, member retreats and other socials, which will contribute to the strengthening of the SBES and campus community.
Academic Excellence Committee- is responsible for organizing study sessions for the membership as well as maintaining test files. They also implement the Academic Excellence and Achievers Plus programs and create scholastic incentives.
Open House Committee - is responsible for attending the Open House meetings, completing the Open House packet. They will be responsible for organizing, fundraising and providing a budget for Open House to present to the Executive Board for approval.
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Copenhagen - more medal chances for European Duathletes over the Classic Distance
03/05/16 at 02:19 pm
Well, it is getting close. This weekend will see the third chance for our European run / bike / run specialists to race for medals. Age Group athletes, Para-Athletes and the Elite will be racing the Powerman Classic distance of 10k / 60k / 10k in the stunningly beautiful capital city of Denmark. So far this year we have seen the Duathletes battle in Germany, in Kalkar, where on a windy course they raced the standard distance of 10k / 40k/ 5k. Then they went and got dirty in Romania with the hugely successful Cross Duathlon. As we look forwards to the weekend and more medals and to see just how strong this fast and... | Full Story
Athlete focus - down-under to ETU podium, Anneke Jenkins on racing in Europe.
04/05/16 - Way back. Indeed very way back when ETU's races were being shown on Eurosport and when Arena were one of the sponsors, Europe was a playground for athletes from all over the world. A few would get together,... |Full Story
Fit for a King (and Queen) - Madrid stuns the crowds and delights the athletes.
02/05/16 - The new course. A tough and challenging bike that would change this classic event. Is that where the race could be won? For the women we pretty much expected Lucy Hall and Jess Learmonth to dominate the... |Full Story
A right Royal Affair in Madrid - new course - stunning finish
28/04/16 - Madrid – a race known to so many and one of the most popular on the circuit. This year sees something rather special. This year sees a "Royal" touch. This year sees the return to the start line of no... |Full Story
U23 steals the show. "Dracula taught me a lesson", says Coddens
28/04/16 - The week before the Cross Duathlon Championships we saw a stunning victory from Belgium's Jorik van Egdom. An U23 athlete who beat all-comers and who put in a stunning display of riding that left his mark... |Full Story
Juniors and Para athletes take to the woods
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