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The clinic's major focus is on blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
"We just mix and match those platforms; it's kind of like your four
basic food groups, you blend them in different ways," he said.
Mayo sees social media as an extension of word of mouth. "Word of mouth has been a crucial part of building Mayo's brand for more than a hundred years," Aase said. "People come here, have a good experience, go home and tell about it. We see social media as the 21st Century version of word of mouth. We're talking to the whole world, potentially."
Social media lets doctors help people in much greater numbers than
in-person treatments. "We can talk to one doctor on a video camera for
10 minutes, and put out information that helps thousands," Aase said.
For example, the clinic's most popular video is a 22-minute interview
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Companies in the healthcare industry looking to use social media face a range of regulatory and ethical issues.
HIPAA compliance is the main concern for the Mayo Clinic. Patients are legally entitled to post information on their own conditions, but the clinic needs to get a consent form for interviews with patients about their stories. The middle ground is when a private individual posts a message about another person's condition. In that case, the Mayo Clinic removes identifying details so the information doesn't point back to a specific person.
"I wouldn't say we had huge obstacles, we just needed some soaking
time, to work it through and make the case," Aase said.
As the social-media savvy students now in medical school grow to
become doctors, administrators, and instructors themselves, the
medical profession will have to develop rules for using tools like
Facebook. But Cucina says he's confident that will happen.
"We had these same conversations 10 or 15 years ago about the
Internet. As the Internet became ubiquitous, people wrote articles
about whether medical groups should have Web sites, and whether
doctors should have e-mail. Now, it's taken for granted they should,"
Cucina said. "We understand boundaries," when to use encryption and
greater security to manage privacy, and that diagnoses and difficult
conversations shouldn't be communicated through e-mail. The same
understandings will develop for social media.
Cucina is in the forefront of developing those rules—he's teaching a class, called, "Blogs, Tweets, and Facebook: What the Hospital and Medical Administrator Needs To Know," in October in San Francisco as part of a continuing education program that doctors are required to take to keep their licenses.
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Comfortable Flat Near Retiro Park
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Salamanca District is a residential neighborhood that retains all the charm. In it, we can find the Puerta de Alcalá, true gateway to historic Madrid City, and main streets, shops of clothing and design with many traditional restaurants. Likewise we can find the best shopping of clothes, shoes and accessories in the Goya Street.
In order to guarantee the return of the apartment in perfect conditions, a 200 € deposit will be requested, refundable once the apartment and its belongings have been returned in proper conditions.
Check-in from 20:00pm to 1:00am must pay an extra charge of 30€; 40€ will be paid in the check in for cleaning services.
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Great apartment, good location, friendly owner. Will definitely be staying again!
Het appartement ziet er mooi en leuk uit. Het ligt midden in het centrum en alles is op loopafstand te bereiken. Tegenover het appartement zit een nachtclub en dat geeft 's nachts geluidsoverlast. Maar als je alle deuren goed dicht doet, heb je er nauwelijks last van. Verder is de prijs- /kwaliteit verhouding prima in orde!
het verblijf was goed gelegen.een renovatie van het appartement zou het ten goede komen.de lakens waren gescheurd en versleten.
Small but clean apartment, great location to explore the city. Bathroom could use a minor refurbishment, but was ok.
Wohnung ordentlich, sauber und ausreichend für einen Stadturlaub ausgestattet.
L'appartamento è accogliente e ben attrezzato, in ottima posizione, per due persone va benissimo. Il bagno è piccolo, ma c'è il necessario.
The Apartment is in a excellent location, right in the middle of the gay area but this meant plenty of bars and restaurants in walking distance as well as being close to Gran Via and the shopping areas. The apartment itself is clean and modern and you could easily live there as if it was your own place.
A couple of minor negatives were that although the location was excellent, its close proximity to the bars meant there was a fair amount of talking, shouting etc from drunk people walking to and from the bars and this went on until 5am on both Friday and Saturday nights.
The other negative was that we got charged 58 euros on top of what we paid already to stay in the apartment - 28 euros for cleaning which Elisa discounted from 40 euros and also an additional 30 euros because we arrived after 8 pm. These prices are stated to be fair but i overlooked the 30 euro late check in charge so that is my own fault! Just bear in mind you can pay in theory for an extra night with these add ons. I would have done the cleaning rather than pay the 28 euros as all the stuff was there! Bit of a rip off!
Look around and you should be able to find somewhere that does a better deal than this, I think that what I will be doing.
Very good place to stay in Madrid for a couple or two good friends. Small but cute apartment with everything you need for a short stay. The apartment is situated in a nice area of Madrid so that you can explore the city center by foot. We would definitely like to come back!
a small, well organized flat
Elisa se mostró servicial y atenta desde el primer momento. No tuvimos ni un solo problema. Además, el apartamento estaba muy limpio y todo funcionaba a la perfección (wi-fi incluido). Muy recomendable.
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I never knew it before. I never knew anything before. When she come into the court I say to myself, I must not accuse this woman, for she sleeps in ditches, and so very old and poor. But then- then she sit there, denying and denying, and I feel a misty coldness climbin' up my back, and the skin on my skull begin to creep, and I feel a clamp around my neck and I cannot breathe air; and then (entranced) I hear a voice, a screamin' voice, and it were my voice- and all at once I remembered everything she done to me! (Like one awakened to a marvelous secret insight) So many times, Mr. Proctor, she come to this very door, beggin' bread and a cup of cider-and mark this: whenever I turned her away empty, she mumbled. But what does she mumble? You must remember, Goody Proctor. Last month-a Monday, I think--she walked away, and I thought my guts would burst for two days after. Do you remember it? And so I told that to Judge Hathorne, and he asks her so. "Sarah Good," says he, "what curse do you mumble that this girl must fall sick after turning you away?" And then she replies (mimicking an old crone) "Why, your excellence, no curse at all. I only say my commandments; I hope I may say my commandments," says she! Then Judge Hathorne say, "Recite for us your commandments!" (Leaning avidly toward them) And of all the ten she could not say a single one. She never knew no commandments, and they had her in a flat lie!


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Issue date: Tuesday, July 18, 1916
Pages available: 6
Previous edition: Monday, July 17, 1916
Next edition: Wednesday, July 19, 1916
Publication name: Iowa City Citizen
Location: Iowa City, Iowa
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Iowa City Citizen, The (Newspaper) - July 18, 1916, Iowa City, Iowa THE UNITED PRESS Special Wire in Office Our News Facilities Keep You in Touch With the World Sotoa Cttp Ctfeen THE DAILY CITIZEN DellTered Erery Even- ing Your Home IB Iowa City Year for 26th YEAR-DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY SEVERAL THOUSAND PRISONERS AND MUCH AMMUNITION I AilE TAKEN Petrograd, July Ger- mans have retreated nearly ten miles in Volynia under the swift advance of the Russian left wing. In their hasty retreat several thousand more prisoners, a number of heavy guns, and large supplies of war materials have fallen into the hands of the Russians. The retreat was made necessary when several Russian regiments broke through the Ger- man front and threatened to sur- round a part of their army. The Russians advanced their lines to the north bank of the river Lipa and are strengthening their new positions on the entire front. The advance wid- ened the Russian salient extending onto the Austro-German front south- east of Kovel. Attack Newly Won Positions Paris, July Germans have launched heavy counter attacks against the newly won French posi- tions west of Peronne Thus far all the German attacks south of the Somme have been repulsed but heavy fighting is still going on. Confident of Ultimate Success. Amsterdam, July Ger- man people are urged to remain con- fident in the ultimate success of the German army and to disregard the lying reports printed in the foreign press. Berlin, July the British and French resumed their offensive on both sides of the Somme last night with strong attacks agains the German positons. British at- tacks against the villago of Boziere? and French attacks in the region o Barlow were repulsed with heavj enemy loss. .Substantial Gains for Rritish. London, July 18 a heavv mist and rain which interfered with operations, the British troops made substantial gains last night on a front of 1000 yards in the region o Ovillers. COLONEL HARDING Mentioned as Successor to as Canal Governor. URGES PASSAGE OF CHILD LABOR LAW PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH SEN- ATOR KERX AND OTHER LEADERS TODAY Washington, July l Wilson today without advance notice visited the 'eapitol ane conferred with Senator Kern and other demo- cratic leaders. The president urged the passage of a national child labor bill which the democratic caucus de- cided must go over until next WIRELESS BARRED TO DEUTSCHLAND MESSAGES ANSWERING CON- GRATULATIONS RULED OUT BY U. S. CENSOR Baltimore, July IS--The Tinted States today barred the Tuckerton, N. J., wireless station to the captain and others of the Ger man submarine Deutschland Mrs sages answering from Berlin and bearing American press comments on the Dentsch- land's trip were ruled off the appara- tus by the United States censor May Tonight. Baltimore, July IS.- The German submarine Deutschland was Mill here early today. As far as could br learned, she intends to dash for the Virginia Cape tonight. Tn Great Family of Smiths. and AVales there :ire ap fight hundred bearers of nny one surname on ;m avenice. The Smiths alone number more than '100, 000, or times as ninny. The great f.miilj (fin lioast of more men of clis tiiirtiitii who have helped to niaKe the empire what it is lhan the bearers of onv other name. CHEERFUL wktn tke Wd toys tkrou Wll 3 fct rrse terror rrsy fairly Wersckes. IF tkey kit me T collapse TVvtrsk I'm tke AO o j n trerNckes! INFANT DEATHS DECLINING New York Appears to Have Child Plague in Hand. Now "i orl is _A further de- irpdse in the number of deaths and rases in the epidemic of infantile para'ysis was re-ported by the health pepartnient During the twenty-four hours ending at 10 o'clock Monday fourtrpn chi dron died of the disease and there WTP ninetv-five new- cases in the five borouL'l >s Of New ork ciiv The new buipau of the health de paitment made poss'b'e bv a gift of from the Rot kefellor Founda- tion, to help curb the epidemic of in- fantile began work under di- rection of Dr Ah ah H Doty This bureau will train familips. members of have Leon exposed to the dis PRESIDENT SIGNS RURAL CREDITS BILL DOES TWO PKV ACT LAUDS MKASIRE Washington. July Wilson signed the rural credits bill passed recently by congress A group of senators representatives and offi- cers applauded warmly as Mr Wilson affixed his signature Just before signing the measure, which creates a system of twelve land loan banks under direction of a fed- eral board, the president made a short address, pointing out the bene- fith he bel'eved both farmers and the investing community would enjoy un- der its operation "This said the President, "along with the liberal provisions of the fedeial reserve act, puts the farmers upon an equality with all itliers who lune genuine assets and makes the great credit of the country available to them One cannot but feel 'hat this is ddaved iii.stk e to them and cannot but teol that it is a very pratifving thins to plav any part in doing this act of justice" The President used two pens in sign'ni? the bill, and gave one of them to Senator riefcher of Florida. who asked permission in present it to the Southern Commercial congress. APPEAL DIRECT TO RULERS President Wilson Expected to Ask Aid for Poles m Personal Letters. Washington, July IS let ters probably will be sent by Presi dent Wilson to the lung of England the president of France, the emperor of Germany and the emperor of Rus sia, urginc: them to allow food to be sent bv the 1 nited Stales to the starv ing people of Poland Tho president 'ias asked the state department to ad vise him to the most de.smiblo wav O eed Ho f.ir all efloits to arrange for the -hipinent ot lood into the portions ot ol.ind fxcupud bv Germany have failed 't will be uptess.irv to get per mission foi passage- of supplier hrough the nl'ied hlorKade. and as PS f 'i.i G'Miiianv that thev will e the ,ind not bv the- m. n of occupation. Hit Gratitude. A collector of subscriptions for the >rass-band fund once came across a armer who was noted for his mean-, nesa. To his surprise the farmer at once consented to subscribe fully as arge a sum as any he had yet re- Delved. "Mr. he said, al- Iressing the farmer, "you are surely ery fond of music, to give so Oh, said the farmer; "they're grand for scaring tho crows from ma 'tatics when they're practicin', an' I'm Tit-Bits. IOWA CITY, IOWA, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1916 149 FIVE KILLED BY HENRY M'INTYRE OF CHICAGO SHOOTS WIFE, POLICEMAN AND THREE OTHERS Chicago, July desperate battle waged with dynamite, rifles, and revolvers raged for hours today in the heart of Chicago's popular west side. When the roar of dyna- mite and the crackle of rifles died away five persons were dead and four wounded. Heary Mclntyre, a negro, apparently crazed by the heat, with his wife at his side, stood off the mobilized police reserve of the city and returned the besiegers' fire shot for shot. Mrs. Mclntyre was found dead when Detective Sergeant E. Hughes arrived. Mclntyre fired at the police as they tried to take refuge behind telephone poles, trees and fences. The dead'are Mrs. Josephine Over- man, white; Stephen Dean, police aged 60, white; Harry Knox, negro; Mrs. Hattie Mclntyre, a negress; Al- fred 'Mathews, negro. The wounded: Ed demons, policeman, white; Grov- er Crabtree, policeman, white; Henrv Mclntyre, negro ,and Knox, negress. Mrs. Harrv NEWSPAPER NOTICE DISMISS APPEAL OF CASEMENT MUST GO TO THE GALLOWS UN- LESS SENTENCE IS COMMUT- ED RY THE CROWN London, July Roger Case- ment's appeal from his conviction on the charge of high treason for which he was sentenced to death was today dismissed. Unless the crown commutes the death sentence Casement will die on the gallows The justice dismissed the appea without hearing counsel for the crown. SENATE ADOPTS NAVALJPROGRAM PROVIDES FOR EIGHT SHIPS THIS YEAR AND SIXTEEN IN THREE YEARS Washington, July The senate today adopted the naval program urged by Wilson, eight capital ships this year and sixteen in three years The whole naval bill is near pass- age. DRINKS POISON ON WEDDING DAY OTTIMWA GIRL ENDS LIFE FOL- LOWING POISONING OF HER HUSBAND TO BE YES- TERDAY Ottumwa, July Beulah Elks, aged 20, drank poison and is dying following the mysterious pois- oning of James Young of Hedrick yesterday who drank a bottle ot beer sent to his hotel bv an unknown person. The couple were to have been married today. PRESIDENTIAL POINTERS Of our 28 presidents, 18 have been college men, and yet Wash- ington, Jackson, Lincoln and McKinley are among those who had no college education. Wil- liam and Mary and Harvard lead with three representatives each. Princeton follows with two and Yale with one. Grant. was of course, a West Pointer. GIVE TIIK BABY A CHANCE .J. V Had air, bad milk, crowding, poveity, dirt, iu- 'f norancc, heat com- bine m summer to kill the I- city baby. It seems as though the brunt of the cit- ies' sanitary sins were fo- cused on the baby. The baby didn't ask to come, to live in a hot, dark, air-tight tenement, to be fed on dirty. half spoiled milk, to be pes- tered with flies and mosqui- toes. He is not responsible J- for any of these conditions and it is his right that he have fresh air, tciean sur- roundings and decent food, f The United States Public Health Service issues free of charge to all applicants a bulletin on "The Summer Care of Infants." It should be in the hands of every mother. 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- Owing to the discontinu- ance of the daily of the Iowa City Republican, and the fact that many sub- scribers will want a repub- lican daily newspaper, The Daily Citizen has made ar- rangements to fill out sub- scriptions to The Daily Re- 4- publican for thos3 who were not already receiving The 1 Citizen when the other daily discontinued. A large cumber of these 1 subscribers have already made the change. Those who were paid in advance to The Daily Re- publican when it was dis- continued may have the same amount of time 'credit- ed on a Daily Citizen sub- scription on presentation of a receipt of the Republican showing time of advance This applies to those who were not sub- scribers to The Citizen on June 29. This offer makes it pos- sible for the subscriber to secure the Daily Citizen in addition to any other paper that may have been sent without "charge. 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- TWENTY PERISH IN FLOODJN SOUTH DELAYED DISPATCHES TELL OP ENORMOUS DAMAGE DONE THERE LAST WEEK Raleigh, N. C., July ap- palling toll of damage and loss of life by the storm which swept North Carolina was revealed by delayed dis- patches today. Twenty persons are known to have perished. Six were drowned at Ashville, ten at 'Mecklen- burg, three in Alexander county and one in Wake coun y. Many, others are missing and given up as dead. Only one body has been recovered Biltmore, that of Charlotte Walker, which was found at the lodge gate of the Biltmore estate. Historic Fortress at Vera Cruz, Mexico Photo by American Press Association, T HE Castillo de San Juan de Ulua Is In the bay of Vera Cruz about mile from the mainland. With the fort there are an arsenal.' a dry dork" one a shipyard, a lighthouse and a military signal station is located there. The Vera Cruz marine HARDING, NOMINEE FOR, GOVER- NOR, ONE OF FIRST REPUB- LICANS TO ARRIVE GUARDS AT LAREDO ARE TO BEREMOVED CITIZENS FILE COMPLAINT AS TO SANITARY CONDITIONS IN CAMPS THERE San Antonio, Texas. July Eight thousand national guards noTr stationed at Laredo will be trans- ferred to other border points be- cause the citizens of this place ob- ject to the sanitary conditions in the guard camps Gneral Funston said he had not heard of these alleged conditions until the citizens made the complaint He said he could not have his troops in so horrible a place and would them at once. ATTACKS SHERIFF FROMTHE REAR COWARDLY ATTACK MADE ON SHERIFF ROWLAND BY PRISONER IN BARN Des Moines, July Gov. W. L. Harding, nominee of the re- publican party for the office of gov- ernor of Iowa, was among the first to arrive in Des Moines yesterday pre- liminary to the opening of the repub- ;ican state convention, and opened his headquarters in parlors G and H at the Savery hotel. He spent most of the afternoon on business outside of the hotel, however, and during his absence the headquarters were in charge of B. I. Salinger, Jr., of Sioux City. The eleventh district has ceased to occupy the place of importance it has held during the past few weeks since the report has been circulated that it will not offer a candidate to oppose Charles A. Rawson for re-election as state chairman. That removes prac- tically all doubt as to Rawson's re- election, but Salinger is still regard- ed as a candidate for the committee to succeed C. C. Bradley of Le Mars. Salinger denies any knowledge ot eleventh district committee affairs and his friends as stoutly maintain that he will be the next committee- man from that district. Havner is Sanguine. H. M. Havner. with headquarters in parlor F, was sanguine yesterday as to his chances for the nomination for attorney general. He is count- ing, he said, on the loyalty of his friends who showed themselves even in the counties of the state where there was no particular fight for the nomination. His friends are claim- ing the nomination for him on the first ballot. County Attorney George A. Wilson of Polk county, has opened his head- quarters in Parlor A, the most con- spicuous location on the floor of tho Savery. He had little to say about his prospects of nomination so far and prefers to work quietly among his friends for support. His closest backers are declaring that only the nomination of Havner on the first NO ADDITION TO POST OFFICE NOW RILL CARRIES NO AMOUNT FOR NEW BUILD- ING HERE The addition to the local post of- fice which Postmaster Max Mayer has been working for, failed to ma- terialize when the general appro- priations bill submitted to the House of Representatives at Washington yesterday, carried appropriations for thirteen Iowa cities, hut not the 000 which was wanted for the addi- tion to the local post office. Sioux City gets an appropriation of 000, and fllarengo, with an appro- priation of is another of the cities favored. Authorizations omnibus public buildings in the following cities: Sioux City, Shenandoah, Fairfield, Maren- go, Newton, Oel- wein, Algona, Corning, Eagle Grove, Harlan, Knoxvllle. Indianola, and Mount Pleasant, are made in the building bill for FAMOUS SINGERS ON PROGRAM MAC- DERMID TONIGHT This evening and tomorrow prom- ise to give to music lovers ot the community the best in vocal music that is included on the program of the 1916 chautauqua. Madame Sybil Sammis-MacDermid and her company give a full concert this and tomorrow will be marked by the ap- pearance oi the Metropolitan singers No music lover can make a 'mis- take b> hearing JIadame MacDermid this evening. She is the one ot the greatest of American sopianos, anc a woman who has made a great name for heiself in a remarkably short time. Members of her company are almost equally as renowned. Abe REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR ON PLATFORM TO BE ADOPTED TOMORROW Des Moines, July will be no dictated said W. L. Harding, republican candidate for governor today, outlining his posi- tion on the platform which will be adopted tomorrow. "I have no desire to try to tell nearly 1000 republican delegates what kind of platform to he said. "I pretty definite ideas about some things which should go into the platform but I do not know If all the delegates have the same ideas. Prohibition for instance. The party will stand for the resubmission of the prohibition amendment to the people and for law enforcement which indicates my sentiment. Iowa republicans favor a conservative constructive program of road build- ing, one which will not bind the state and create a pork barrel and in that they agree entirely with -my stand." MRS. JAS. MAHER DIED LAST NIGHT MOTHER OF MRS. MIKE GLAS- COW DIES IN IOWA CITY AGED 81 Mrs. James Maher, mother ot Mrs. M Glasgow, died Monday night at 10.45 o'clock at the home of her daughter1, 1003 E. Washington street. She was 81 years of age and a native of Ireland. Mrs. Maher is survived by five children. These are Mrs. M. G-las- gow, Henry, and John, of Iowa City-. James, of Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Frank K. Squires, of Omaha. Mrs. Squires was in Iowa City at the time of her death. The funeral will be held from St. Patrick's church on Thursday morning, with interment in St. Joseph's cemetery. Citizen Want Ads Are Beat. Sheriff Evan Rowland was the vic- tim this morning of a cowardly at- tack made on him in his barn bv a prisoner there The sheriff was at- tacked as ho had his back turned and sufferer! tuts, and scratches, but was not seriously in- lured. It Wei-, necessary to use blows to quiet the Partridge Wyan- doUe rooster that assailed him, but in the end ho was subdued. What to do with this bird is get- ting to bo quite a problem for the Sheriff. At tho present time and for some weeks past it has been tieated with solitary confinement, in the court house barn and garage, hut its temper is iust as bad as ever When ounty Engineer Fischer goes in to trot out his little old Ford the roost- er is looking for a fight and it takps several good, s-ound kicks to quiet him. When Ork Berry goes after his machine the rooster picks on him. "He's just like most red-headed savs Mr Tlerry. "He's aw- ful pretty but rot something of a bad temper ELKUSTAMED AS AMBASSADOR PRKMDEVT NOMINATES NEW YORK MAN TO RE AMBASSA- DOR TO TURKEY Washington, July Wilson today nominated Abram El- kus of New York to be United States ambassador to Turkey. ballot can defeat their candidate and Sopkin, the joung Russian violinist they do not concede to Havner any chance of success without a swing of delegates from other candidates. J R. Lane of Davenport will have rooms on the Parlor floor of the Sav- ery, which are said to he intended for subsidiary headquarters for Wilson. All of the other candidates for at- torney general except Whitmore are preparing to receive their friends. John Fletcher will be in Parlor E, C. A. Bobbins in Parlor M and Henry Sampson in room 127 Guiher Picked to Win. John A. fiuiher of Winterset has been picked bv a majority of the po- litical prophets as certain of the nom- ination for railroad commissioner "I don't think there is anv ques- tion about my nomination." said Mr. Ouiher last nicht. "I believe that I have more instructed delegates than any other candidate and I look for a decision on the first ballot. I have not checked up on my support but I expect to have between 700 and 800 delegates." 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Now, fueled by a highly competitive National Institutes of Health Grand Opportunity grant of $2.4 million, a multi-institutional team of researchers associated with the University of Florida McKnight Brain Institute's Regeneration Project has begun creating genomic tools necessary to compare the extraordinary regenerative capacity of the Mexican axolotl salamander with established mouse models of human disease and injury.
Researchers want to find ways to tap unused human capacities to treat spinal cord injury, stroke, traumatic brain injury and other neural conditions, according to Edward Scott, Ph.D., principal investigator for the GO grant and director of the McKnight Brain Institute's Program in Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine.
"The axolotl is the champion of vertebrate regeneration, with the ability to replace whole limbs and even parts of its central nervous system," Scott said. "These salamanders use many of the same body systems and genes that we do, but they have superior ability to regenerate after major injuries. We think that studying them will tell us a lot about a patient's natural regenerative capacities after spinal cord injury and nerve cell damage."
The issue of what controls organ regeneration was named among the top 25 major questions facing scientists in the next quarter century by Science magazine in 2005, Scott said. With medical science continually adding years to the human lifespan, the importance of "rebuilding and restoring" old tissues and organs is growing. But science had to enter the 21st century to fully explore the use of the highly regenerative axolotl as a model for human disease.
"Only now have new genetic, molecular and cellular technologies as well as scientific knowledge of the salamander, mouse and human genomes and 'regeneromes' risen to a level where scientists can compare systemwide responses to injury," according to Dennis A. Steindler, Ph.D., executive director of UF's McKnight Brain Institute and a co-investigator on the grant.
"I am extremely hopeful with the discoveries being made in comparative regenerative biology that the questions surrounding cell and tissue regeneration in the human following injury or disease are going to be answered," Steindler said. "It is going to take broad, multidisciplinary collaborations across a number of scientific fields, but we are making that happen. I think the GO grant shows that these efforts are recognized and valued on a national level."
"NIH Grand Opportunity grants support high-impact projects, which lay the foundation for whole new fields of investigation," said Naomi Kleitman, Ph.D., repair and plasticity program director at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. "This important model of regeneration is one of several being developed in organisms that can repair themselves, using genetics to find links to mammals. We'll continue to watch the progress of these exciting studies to ensure that discoveries of genes that promote regeneration are one day applied to improving human health."
The Regeneration Project is also supported by private foundations such as the Thomas H. Maren Foundation and the Jon L. and Beverly A. Thompson Research Endowment, the UF Office of the Vice President for Research, and an anonymous donor, Steindler said. Enhancing the discovery process are Regeneration Project research fellows scientists who work across institutes and universities to advance discoveries in tissue and organ regeneration to the clinic.
Even without help, people are capable of a certain degree of regeneration. Humans can regrow fingertips and even more than half of their liver. But they cannot replace whole limbs and restoring parts of their brain and spinal cord is a daunting challenge. "The axolotl is the highest, most complex organism that can still do this clever trick of completely reconstructing a whole body part in adulthood," said Arlene Chiu, Ph.D., a scientific adviser for the Regeneration Project and director of New Research Initiatives at Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope. "I like to think of it in construction terms where we need both the materials such as bricks and beams and the architect's plans. In regenerative medicine, can we learn where the biological blueprint resides, and understand the basis of restoring and reorganizing many different types of lost cells and tissues? Muscles, bones, nerves and blood vessels all have to be reconstructed at the right time and in the right place, all in perfect coordination with the original biological master plan.
"It may sound like science fiction, but the reality is the salamander is able to do all of these things," she said. "We are not so far removed that we can't relate to them, learn from them and try to apply their secrets to improve our capacity to regenerate."
As discoveries are made, more researchers will begin using the axolotl as a model for exploring regenerative techniques, according to S. Randal Voss, director of the Salamander Genome Project at the University of Kentucky.
The team has already referenced human and mouse genes with axolotl counterparts.
"We started this with a list of genes in humans and mice that are involved in repair processes and matched them with their counterparts in the axolotl genome," Scott said. "Ultimately, what makes the axolotl a great model for regeneration is that the model systems we are most familiar with mice and humans do not regenerate very well. By comparing how a mammal and a salamander respond to injuries, we can identify genes or proteins that we can now add back to the mammalian system to make it regenerate better."
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This cozy one bedroom knotty pine cottage offers a separate sitting area with full kitchen. Ideally located on a narrow peninsula between Portage Lake and Lake Michigan, each offering unique beaches. It is across the street from Portage Lake and an easy 5 minute walk to Lake Michigan. Public access to both lakes is close by. Onekama is the gateway to the scenic M22- voted one of the top 10 scenic drives in America by USA Today. There is truly something for everyone. Spend your time strolling both beaches, swimming, boating, fishing, or just relaxing around a beach bonfire while watching the sunset. We are also within a half hour of world class golf at the renown Arcadia Bluffs. Night time fun can be had at the Little River Casino only a few miles away. We are within an hour of the Traverse City wine region, the Platte River, and Crystal Mountain resort. Charter fishing can be easily arranged in Onekama.
The master bedroom has a queen sized bed and the sitting room has a sleeper sofa. The kitchen is fully equipped and linens are provided. We offer daily, weekly, and monthly rentals. This dollhouse is located on a lot with its sister cottage and a discount is offered for those interested in renting both. This area of Portage Lake is the most desirable location for most vacationers, due to its unparalleled access to both lakes.
Our family has been vacationing in Onekama for four generations. We have never seen a more perfect setting. Both lakes provide such unique offerings and to have them both within minutes is what really makes this area unique. Where else can you watch the sun rise on one lake and set on another within a half mile? What we love the most about the area is the fact that once you have experienced Onekama, you always seem to come back. Year after year and generation after generation, this is the place to make family memories.
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Both of this dollhouse and its sister cottage have beautiful knotty pine interiors. They can be rented independently or together. The dollhouse is a cozy get-away, but would also be a perfect grandparent or in-law cottage for families staying in the sister cottage.
The cabin is right across the street from beautiful Portage Lake and a short walk or drive to the public access beach on Lake Michigan. Perfect for unwinding-sunrise over Portage Lake and sunset over Lake Michigan.
Onekama is a very friendly small town, close to Manistee and Traverse City. There are plenty of other nearby activities and attractions-Crystal Mountain, the Manistee National Forest and a lot of beautiful golf courses (we didn't golf, but it looks like a good spot for it).
The cabin was exactly right for two people, and would be fine for three. It is significantly bigger than an average hotel room, without the extra hassle of staying in a hotel. The kitchen and bathroom were just like home, and the cabin was very clean and welcoming when we arrived. There is a patio area in the back for grilling or sitting at a fire pit.
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This cozy cottage is located on an amazing stretch of land with less than a half mile between the beaches of Portage Lake and Lake Michigan, within steps of historic Portage Point Inn. There is easy public access to both lakes. Crystal Mountain Resort is a 30 minute drive and offers year-round activities, including skiing in winter and Alpine Toboggan runs in summer. The cottage is close to many golf courses, two listed in Golf Digest top 20- the closest being Arcadia Bluffs- only 10 minutes away. Little River Casino is just 5 minutes away in Manistee. We are also within an hour of the Traverse City wine region and just over an hour to the Sleeping Bear Dunes. Rafting, canoeing and tubing are offered at the Platte River within a half hour drive. We are 2 miles from the scenic M22.
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Is there such a graph that can depict the appearance of the sky for a specific hour on a given date (besides a planisphere)? I seem to remember a kind of sinusoidal chart that depicted what would be above and below the horizon during a 24 hour period. What are those called and where would I find them?
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A chart which I interpret to at least somewhat meet your needs is (or at least has been) included in the January issue of Sky and Telescope magazine.
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I got the David Levy Planishphere. Sounds like what you are thinking?
It is nice size (read bigger than most) and works very good.
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If you have a computer, consider downloading Sky Safari, a very inexpensive and beautiful program that shows the sky at any time, any day, from anywhere on earth.


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If I see 10 riders on the Greenway all wearing matching kit at 7:00 pm in the evening, they probably aren't commuters. A single rider wearing lycra and a backpack near downtown at around 7:30 am probably is, and so is the guy wearing business casual clothes with no backpack or panniers. Take the backpack away from the guy wearing lycra and it's more of judgement call.
If you're not riding with a psychedelic gecko on your shirt, you ARE having a substandard experience.
I pass several K-12 schools on my commute, so most of them are children on the sidewalk. Probably 5-10 on a nice day. I've only seen one of them actually in the bike lane--I'm not sure if the "no sidewalk riding" rule should apply to these kids? They are definitely not steady in their riding or completely spatially aware, but some of the sidewalk paths are pretty treacherous too.
Concerning adults, most of them in the residential areas seem more like recreational riders, mostly because they are of retirement age and don't seem like they're in a hurry. The only adult commuters I see on a regular basis (maybe 1-3 a day) is in the last bit of industrial stretch of my commute, and most of them are in casual clothes on mountain or hybrid bikes.
The fraction of kids who walk or ride to school has fallen a lot in the last generation. I don't think it's a good thing.
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As much as you paid for that Beemer [Mercedies, Audi, Escalade], I'm surprised it didn't come equipped with turn signals.
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I commute from the central valley to the bay area via train here in CA and by the time I get off at the the "middle" stop of the whole route, the bike racks are full on each car (7 cars with 20-25 racks per car) with several people standing with their bikes. Some ride year round regardless of weather, they just change bikes, but its definitely getting busier as weather warms up. When I get on in the afternoon, its usually standing room only with a bike for the next 1-2 stops when enough folks get off and make room.
I see all types of people, from those that look like they are about to start a race on their full carbon and TI rides with no backpacks or bags to women in skirts on cruisers. On my route to the office and back I see maybe one rider every 2-3 rides though we have several folks that commute via bike.
I go 6 miles from home to the bus in the morning (to make sure I make the train), then 5 miles each way between the train and the office and finally 23 miles one way to home. I wear my cycling clothes and run saddle bags on a QR rack with my laptop, accessories, clothes, etc. I could not ride that far in jeans. I leave work shoes at the office so I don't have to carry them and shower there as well. I think a lot of it has to do with the distance and facilities at the office. No way to clean up after a decent ride would keep me from commuting via bike to work. Well, not myself, but my co-workers would probably not want me commuting via bike.....
Kids up to about age 11 should ride on the sidewalk and, as such, should be allowed to ride on the sidewalk. Beyond that, they're better off on the street. The final call is with the parents.
The other day I was out riding and came to a place where the bike path crossed a road using a cross walk. There was a father and daughter(about 11 years old I'd say) at the crosswalk. The father was instructing her how to ride safely, and told her it's best to walk across crosswalks. I liked how the father was taking the time to teach his daughter safety skills. I was actually tempted to get off my bike and walk across when the time came to set a good example. However, the father may have sensed that he should say something because I was there and he knew I would probably ride across. So he told her that when you get older and more experienced it's ok to ride across. In doing so he let me off the hook, but otherwise I would have walked. It's nice to see people spending time with their kids and teaching them about life.
I ride the Southern CA Metrolink from the furthest point south, and get off halfway to LA. They have one bike car per train, and not on all trains. There are "officially" 18 bike spots on the car, but they will hold more.
The train I catch at 5:15 has two to four bikes board at the first stop. By the time I get off, there are five to ten more. The conductor told me that it often fills up by the time it gets to union Station
Return trip I board with three to five other regulars. There are usually half a dozen bikes already on board. One other on a road bike. A guy with an old Motobecane tourer who never misses a day, Two other guys who work together, one on a touring bike the other CX bike. Along the way we pick up more, including some high school students on mountain bikes, and two women. An RN new to riding on a Next MTB and another on a Schwinn Cruiser.
As much as you paid for that Beemer [Mercedies, Audi, Escalade], I'm surprised it didn't come equipped with turn signals.
My gut reaction is that I usually see a few other commuters most days -- lots in the summer, not so many in the winter.
Yesterday on my way home (10 miles) I counted 16 other people on bikes. I'd guess that between half and two thirds were commuters. Yesterday was unseasonably warm, but windy. This morning, despite even better weather, I didn't see a single other person on a bike.
I think for me it depends on the route I take. Almost all the people I saw yesterday, including all of the ones I thought were commuters, were on arterial roads. About half my commute home yesterday was on residential streets, and I just saw a few kids on bikes there. This morning, when I saw no one else on a bike, about 80% of my route was on residential streets. I'm not sure how to interpret this. The cynic in me says that the other commuters aren't very particular about route planning and just use the obvious roads. The optimist in me says that there are lots of other commuters out there and they're just using different residential streets than I am so I don't see them. The lack of streets that cut through the maze of cul-de-sacs in my county speaks against the optimist. On the other hand, at my campus alone there are at least 100 people who biked to work on any given day and they've got to be getting there some way.
Great Falls, MT with a population around 60,000.
I know of two others who commute. One is a fair weather only commuter and the other rides in all but the nastiest weather.
I'm sure there are others I don't know about.
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What gets me is the one guy that rides everyday, rain or shine, hot or cold. Just swaps out a road bike for an old mtn bike in the wet. He will ride 40 miles round trip daily I think it was no matter the conditions.
My summer assignment is supervising a group of EMTs on the beach (south shore Long Island NY for reference point). Out of 14 bosses between the Lifeguard and EMT staff, 9 of us commute by bike at least semi-regularly. Most are coming from a distance of around 10 miles, 2 are within a mile or so, and one comes from about 20 miles away. Out of the 130 or so remaining lifeguards, many of the young and/or local ones commute by bike. Mostly that's who we see actually commuting, although there are lots of recreational riders out there. It's a great atmosphere to be part of. I wasn't initially into biking outside of the neighborhood, but it's a huge support system and also a wealth of knowledge when troubleshooting or looking into new toys. I didn't believe the guys at first, but they were right- I feel guilty on days I drive instead of biking. Hoping to do at least 3 of my 5 work days a week by bike this year.
Oh, and we wave to other bikers!
I live in Brooklyn and commute to Manhattan. On the worst days I will still see other commuters, and I'm not usually one of them. I watch on the Manhattan bridge as I go over on the subway. When I'm riding I'm always far from alone, except hmm, no exceptions. Even in my quiet neighborhood there are others out there. As we approach the bridge the cycling crowd thickens. In Manhattan it thins outs again as we all go our own way, but 1st Avenue has a steady stream in the dedicated bike lane. Just 3 or 4 years ago I'd be by myself on 1st once beyond 23rd st, but now there are riders up to where I turn at 42nd. And then there's Citibike. They're all over the place.
Southern town of about 100K here, moderately bike friendly for the region. I see probably one fellow commuter a week since I started commuting later in the morning. When I was riding in at 6:45 am in February the roads were all mine
I typically see at least 10 people commuting in either direction on my rides home in the late afternoon, and about half that in the morning (Auckland, NZ). When the weather is good I've found myself sitting at the lights with 4-5 other commuters. Weather is taking a turn for the worse now, though, and with it the numbers are dropping off as the fair-weather folks return to their cars.
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WASHINGTON Daniel Murphy delivered a game-tying, pinch-hit homer in the eighth inning right after Jose Reyes was ruled out at third base on a disputed call, then added a two-run double in the ninth, helping the New York Mets beat the Washington Nationals 6-3 Thursday night for their sixth consecutive victory.
In a seesaw game delayed 45 minutes at the start by rain, and seen by an announced crowd of only 13,568, the Mets led 1-0, trailed 2-1, tied it at 2 in the eighth, fell behind 3-2 later that inning, then produced a four-run rally in the ninth against Washington closer Sean Burnett (0-1).
That allowed Pedro Beato (1-0) to record his first major league win despite giving up fellow rookie Wilson Ramos' sac fly in the eighth that momentarily put Washington ahead by a run.
Francisco Rodriguez pitched the ninth to earn his sixth save in seven chances.
This was the first time in more than a year the Mets trailed on the road in the ninth and rallied to win, according to STATS LLC. The previous time was Sept. 25, 2009, when they scored twice in the ninth to win 6-5 at Florida.
The Mets loaded the bases with none out in the ninth thanks to three straight singles, and pinch-hitter Chin-lung Hu's sac fly made it 3-all, meaning Burnett blew his second save in five chances. Josh Thole followed with an RBI groundout that put the Mets ahead 4-3.
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With one out in the eighth and his team trailing 2-1, Reyes tried to take the extra base. Slow-motion TV replays appeared to show that Reyes' right fingers stayed on the bag even as he slid through the tag made by third baseman Jerry Hairston Jr. from center fielder Rick Ankiel's throw.
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Mets manager Terry Collins came out to argue, too, but the call stood. As Reyes paced in the dugout, shaking his head, Murphy came to the plate to bat for Justin Turner. With the count full, Murphy hammered a solo shot to right, making it 2-2.
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The Oklahoma City Community Foundation commissioned the study, which was released in June and led by Steven C. Agee, an economics professor and interim dean of Oklahoma City University's Meinders School of Business. Larkin Warner, professor emeritus of economics at Oklahoma State University, and students from OCU's Economics Research and Policy Institute assisted.
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Really?? 24 points and 8 boards. Seems like JVB is good when he decides to play hard. If he could play hard every game he would be a monster on the offensive end. 6'10 and can stroke the 3.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
Jamie looked into the game in all aspects. He was aggressive and actually attacked the rim.
I know what you're saying, but I have a hard time giving him a hard time after a game where he really carried us. The part I like about this team is that all five starters are capable of doing so on any given night.
I think it's called not being in foul trouble.
Having their big man on the bench doesn't hurt.
I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone.
How JVB plays has more to do with the team we're facing than it does him or his attitude, IMO. Match ups and foul trouble determine how his stats look.
When JVB is on the floor, we can beat allot of teams.
A lot of teams have matched up smaller, quicker players on Jamie, the ones that have not have really paid by leaving him open for easy shots.
Simplifying this to a matter of effort is pretty unfair. JVB's stats will be determined by matchups and foul trouble like some have already said. UVA didn't rotate anyone on the pick and pops and JVB was aggressive when he got the ball.
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He did a nice job getting open, wide open. They didn't get out and contest him. Not like it probably would have made much difference given his height.
Maybe someone can look this up, but it seems like games where he hits a shot early turn into good games and games that he misses his first few shots turn into a foul trouble game.
i think JVB plays well when teams don't guard him. when they cover him is when he struggles.
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Maybe someone can look this up, but it seems like games where he hits a shot early turn into good games and games that he misses his first few shots turn into a foul trouble game.
I'd agree with that. He's not the only one, but it seems to make a difference when he gets off to a good start. He won us the game last night with the start he got us off to.
I think Jamie doesn't know how to play hard with foul trouble. I think when hasn't been in foul trouble, he's played hard.
He had a great game last night and that's a great thing going into the conference season.
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Really?? 24 points and 8 boards. Seems like JVB is good when he decides to play hard. If he could play hard every game he would be a monster on the offensive end. 6'10 and can stroke the 3.
Save the anonymous cheap shots for after one of the games where you perceive he didn't play hard. You look pretty silly doing it after 24 and 8.
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Hello from Western NC.
I'm pretty new to CCing...well, firearms in general. Took a CC class just to get a little familiar with guns and ended up getting really interested in protecting myself and shooting at the range. After renting & trying all sorts of pistols, I bought a Glock 19. Apparently the rumors are true about guns and holsters being like rabbits because a few weeks later a Glock 26 and a drawer full of holsters suddenly appeared at my house.
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From EatingWell: July/August 2009
Freshly dug, true "new" potatoes are so creamy and flavorful they hardly need any additional ingredients to make them spectacular. Here we tumble them with a bit of butter, tangy yogurt, scallions and just-chopped fresh parsley. If new potatoes are not available, use any small red potatoes.
Makes: 6 servings, scant 1 cup each
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Nutrition Profile
Low calorie | Low cholesterol | Low sodium | Healthy weight | High potassium | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 2 pounds new or baby red potatoes, (1- to 2-inch diameter), large ones quartered
- 2/3 cup low-fat plain yogurt
- 2 scallions, cut in half lengthwise and finely chopped
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- White or freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- Bring 1 inch of water to a boil in a large saucepan fitted with a steamer basket. Add potatoes, cover and steam until very tender when pierced with a fork, 20 to 25 minutes. (Check the water level near the end of steaming to be sure the pan doesn't boil dry. Add more boiling water as needed.)
- Meanwhile, combine yogurt, scallions, parsley, butter, salt and pepper in a large bowl.
- Mix the cooked potatoes into the yogurt mixture, breaking them up with a fork until they crumble apart and lightly clump together.
Per serving: 159 calories; 4 g fat (3 g sat, 0 g mono); 12 mg cholesterol; 27 g carbohydrates; 4 g protein; 3 g fiber; 321 mg sodium; 779 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (30% daily value), Potassium (22% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 1 1/2 starch, 1 fat
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Recipe Categories
- Type of Dish
- Side dish, potato/starch
- Ease of Preparation
- Easy
- Ethnic/Regional
- American
- Preparation/ Technique
- Steam
- Health & Diet Considerations
- Low calorie
- Low cholesterol
- Low sodium
- Healthy weight
- High potassium
- Gluten free
- Meal/Course
- Dinner
- Style/Theme
- Budget
- Entertaining, casual
- Vegetarian
- Publication
- July/August 2009


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Here's directions and a map in case you need it!
from: Warnemünde to: Berlin
Tom (... It's a Long Way to Tipperary, It's a long way to go.)
Here's directions and a map in case you need it!
from: Warnemünde to: Berlin
Tom (... It's a Long Way to Tipperary, It's a long way to go.)
Slowhand, that is a huge price for an excursion, but I'm going to say this. You live once. You've done wonderful things for the people in your life, and are a very dear and kind friend who is generous to all.
If anyone deserves that excursion, you do. Would that I had the means to see that it happened for you.
Think about it, ok?
Carp Diem my friend XXXXXXXXX
How many members do we have here? If everyone threw in $2........Originally Posted by Tink, post: 191495
WDW = 39 visits since 1979
DCL = 3 cruises since 2002
Upcoming Vacations:
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That`s a great thought DF...thanks for thinking of me.Originally Posted by DisneyFreak, post: 191585
Actually, I`ve just read that even though the guests on this tour will have to pay an arm and a leg, they are not allowed to take any photographs from inside the Disney Dream!
That`s it then...I ain`t going on it!
Well that's not very nice is it! Now you REALLY need to go so that you can capture the images in your mind and put words to paper to describe them.
No problem!Originally Posted by Slowhand, post: 191690
We all just chip in and get you one of these:
From Q's workshop
My name is Hand. Slow Hand. (hmmm... doesn't quite have the right ring to it, dunnit?)
Tom (... ohhh... Slowhand's cruise as depicted by Albert Broccoli!)
OK, try this... Je m'apelle Hand... Slooooow Hand...
No? I thought the French influence might help.
Originally Posted by Tink, post: 191705
Tom (... still not quite working for me! )