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Issue date: Tuesday, January 30, 1917
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Syracuse Herald, The (Newspaper) - January 30, 1917, Syracuse, New York T THE WEATHER y For-Syracuse and Fair colder to.nlghtl Wfdntidsy probably mow. HERAL HraU AcfoertWntf Advance Agent of the fiusfneti Ptotperity. PRICE TWO CENTS VOL. YM TUESDAY JANUARY 1017. SIXTEEN PAGES ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN SYRACUSE AT OR BEFORE 5 K M. ii Appetite of Spectators for Sensations Goesi Unwhetted. Girl's Heart Stops But She Is Now Recovering JHH. KHzii- It'-th nevt'n-ycur.old daughter of JnmcH Kelsvy. a in on the road to recovery to.day after liur henrt hail stopped iM-atiriK during an operation and life had been rt-Htorexl urtlilclnlly. The child collapsed while under nn nnd heart nctlon had IM-CH Milled. by methods of resuscitat- ing nnd drowning Tho heart was coaxrd for doubtful period of thirty-five Ur. 1'Jmer K. Vnucliuii announced thut would live. J UUK 3 SDEN ENGLAND DEFERS ARMING ERCHANT SHIPS UNTIL U.S. ANDS HAVE BEEN Resolutions Introduced Substitute for Pre- vious Ones. Shell Factory at England CUMMINS MAKES SPEECH DENIES ALLEGATIONS 3 New York Financier Declares He Never Received From bassador Von Tells of Half Million Profits. I J Declares Wilson's Course in Joining League of Nations Would Involve U. S. in Almost Constant World War. New York. .Ian. unex- pectedly as Sherman L. counsel for tho invrstipaf- injr brought Mie name of Amba.xtntlnr von Bernstorflf into his examination of the Grrmnn official's fricml. Archibald S. the New York suddenly closed his direct in- terrogation of White to-day after obtaining denials from him that he had received advance informa- tion from any Herman official re- pardinp any of the reeent peace f Delegates From All Over the Country Are in Attendance. TO SPREAD MOVEMENT Jan- Pmntor Illinois. n ffnolutlon v. hirli woiihl it to bn tin- M-n.so of tho Sr-nnti- that PJMN praco noto not pro- al'oliMluncnt or limitation of Monroo nor propose military by tlir Htnten In M. that thi olution 1U1 cm table. Another resolution Senator i'ntnbor of North wl ami la mi th.it ivhlU1 tlif vyi with thf rlTort.i to tirmlnntlon of war. it was nnabU1 to with porpoftul for Me- Intimate With Hnvlnp established tho rein- tlnnnhtp between White ami the am- r.nd f I Organization Would Turn Clocks For- without or the wrinr fur tlie joining wnrM ward One Hour on Last Sunday in tribunal to enforce near- No Abolishment Proposed. Yin designed a iur SeiiMor Ilorah'a propn- rralllrmiuir the i mid the advice of Washington and j nxalnM foreign alii I- the of ilM'PK Of I'l Sf'llHl'1 of V. not pro April and Turn Them Back on Last Sunday in September. NV'V York. Jan. Daylight Saving convention of thr I'nltrd Stat.-s one al'ulMnn.'n' limitation 'Monroe flut'tmio nf jn its tnan offlcUI bead'iuarters and forward after tntdnlKht on tho fi'Ct or .._ Sunday of April nnd turn them Xatlonil tpened n Sr-n-ilo Ihr of XV. to ar-'two-day here to-day to rnnge a meeting with Von llrmntorff. Ihe proposition lo turn Whlpple to-day an expectant audience to the hearing room. Then with rumors of nennatlons flying fast. ankeil Whltn than half a dozen questions and turned him over to committee for furthrr examination. Reading first from testimony previ- ously taken bv the committee In Waahlngtnn. yrhlpple bronchi out that rfrtMtti of the German'' proposals and President were known In H Announcement in the Time Causes Sensation in Country. HASTE IS BEING URGED People Demand Speedy Action to Com- bat U-Boat Menace Be Ships Are Armed Britain Can Fight Germany on Four to One Basis. BULLETIN. operations on a tremendous scale throughout the world may be ex- pected at any while Ber- lin and Washington are carrying on negotiations for agreement ou the armed merchantman This became known in Teutonic circles here this afternoon. to any part of the nor it after mldnlKht on the last Sunday ofjp0ftn the army or navy of September. I Tntted Statox or any mllltnry or naval j Here the King cf England is se sn inspecting the manufacture of Tt.e suriout. clusters at the top jre shells fastened upon owrhead carriers which move thousands sf shells the factory each day. thus expediting the output. Delegates from nil over the country of United to any for. were including ten from the American Railway I before toubllc nnd if reoelve-a Knr advance. Information about them through mich Whits an- pwered negatively. Carried No Official you had any accounts In ivhlch persons In official life were In- Whlpple White j Representative Campbell then tried j to Ret to admit that he had Joined with In stock market haeed on top-heavy condition of the market and the pos- sibility of peace. I-awson fiufrfrent to asked the market was tcp- and that suggestion of fieacr start innrUrt down and th.it Jt a Rood time to pet all friends Into a MM White. tried to learn territory except when the peace of the tht tun. for train Jime U wlew. AmoriR the oraanlarttlonii porllnp the. movement are the Newj SlrCumbrrV rr- York Daylight Saving that whlla Senate could dcr convention U'acree with the specific 3 Sweet Dreams of f ri I Embryo Actresses of Commons ofithe It should Rochester anrt asso- ciation nf New York and the More Daylight club of Detroit. as to results anticipated and experienced Marcus M of the borough of with other worM powers In the and physical of t'nlted States toward other world NPQ bO by Arrest V I Sought Recruits and Verified-Measurements Himself .S 5 Ms e .hut. nys that Tr is to that Great Britain for tinif will not arm merchant fnre and aft as a Norman Defers to America. decision it un- in oid'.-r lo civr the- foreign time to rarrx on further with I'nltrd States un thn J J exceedingly heavy toll of jard neutral wjih Cummins Makes Attack. tan chairman of the- New Tork daylight ravine sommlttee. thff economy through re.jr duction of lighting bills. the rrosldent would Involve through the of lens artificial davllcht ons'.ant world war or constant njralnst tho authority of world the President that he stood Wagon Trains With House- hold Goodsr Strung Out for Miles. Special to The Htmld. St. Jan. rtreruns of V many who aspired to become F Uroadwuy were sbftt- Tered followmfr arrest here of l-eslle. who olaimft to lie a theatrical man. Mrs. Sanger Says She Was Victim of Bia Family. of even greater before it unt Ion iTiiiroveji. has aroused .itlcn .TT..I announcement In the t of n. on. orn to the cooler mornlnir nnd one the present .war. Senator what While taltetl ubout at their In New York at or prior to time the penco situ- hour in hot nummer's lo noon. An extra dayliicht hour is the way towartl wnrlii nddnl for j itnvrrelpnty which he has Would Make It Mr. Murks siiguWted the orjranita- tion nf a national darltcht the. Vniterl Kingdom Ofory covrrnrnent sTv steps to put an erM I'-hcat for with nf food N are Will Get Sanction of is thai thf .s tin n-hiint ships with astorii will council in It be of o committee with offlcem and representing each part of the Its purpose to br the general education EARTHQUAKE MOST SEVERE IN TWO-YEARS of and of trade in virtually cre.ry city in America have the sub- ject careful according to Itohert Carlnnd. .piraldent of the IMttsburg Chamber t'f and chiiirman of the anecial commUier on clay light of the chambers of commerce meftlng of the njmmlltcc In burg last December an exhaustive sur- vey was prepared and that a report at the annual meeting of was a big factor in the stock Of jmbllr In daylight and market. All While would nay was thntNjir rnactment of legislation to make It they talked In terms nbont nation the war and economic He1 denied he hud advance information on the arrival of the U-53. you think ought to br on Page 30 TONS MERCHANDISE ARETHROWN OVERBOARD i Part of Cargo of Dutch Steamer E Thrown Into Soa by Germans. New Tork. .Ian. tona nf merchandise consisting of Holland gin nnd Dutch part of a 300-ton on the Dutch Meamship Vul- ran us. were thrown Into the SCR by of a German com- mander when ship held by R nubmarlnw December 27th. four miles off Point on j according to officers of Special to The Herald. .man. Nety Vork. Jan. M.ns-'iet Kl Tex.. Jan. I'er- Tor a the pohoc charge Sancer. Lirth control ami his are inwertlrff expressed no triumph over the mainlng In the district St. newspapers asking for temporary of punish pmtcrt settleis who aje leaving between of U nnd IS who her for doctrinr-s. Mrs. ormrdlng to from to becomt prima donnas to that was .ictloti Kncland takes in and CAA.IS The Tln.il'him. His msil was flooded-with re- to to prison in ftipport of her will t'f wltli the evacuation Is sfheduledlor l-Jonde-. 'aubtirn-J lief with alllfs for the- matter is KoaJs along tint of corn- and who arr muntratinn carry a pirtijrr of aome nf.pager'ly wouuhf the chnnre thrill dm-tiiiK a eirike. JiniMn taking the of tho wnr In _ I of Special ouUhie of thS double ann- said. fleeing in fetir. Aocord.inc to the polliv. Leslie tftnlnv-halteil the Sanger.trUi and trave.tnc of merchant to minimize the ThrOW that VilllFta will follow the with- the girls to the prosecution until to t -Iwat menat-f. The danger zone In 'draw-al of American nre carry-land also to bring a one-pie-e bathinc proof that control'the North has hern extended with ing all their belongings- suit. 1 U'agon truinin are itmnp alone the- for many Jan. most Some of troops He's room. Also a number of picture- I rcmenflOUS Seismographs. and also to bring a one-pie-e bathinc proof that danger's titrih control srn nern rxienqeu wnn suit. 'He Intisled upon rrrifylng conducted for illecal submarine nets _ sttvtrheil mea.uremen pow. thc ofpjhfl Scores of were found In Mrs. Byrne Strong. to her cm- f shocks recorded dur- trcach Columbus on Sunday.. Tne srirls In snil.v with the isl jn condition to- ing the pant two years- we.re- Of forces Is to ou think I shapely of George- flt r.iinmas lakes. town unlvernlty night nnd early thla morning. tremors began at 9MS o'clock .last night and She -till rrfusra to partake In he hrld at .Palawan lakes. mile- unuth of the honlen on day. o until almost V'o'clock this1 Kl WAS quiet has opernte.l. in K.r.tucky and morning. severity of tho national next Thursday. Ilobert Hninet told the convention bnsed on and he had rstlmatrd to have occurred at a point in mMM from WM In attempts were made by Mexicans Georgia rush across the International severe were Hie shocks when they reached their maximum Intensity thr.t collcrted. the Ibr Of of the llRiit saving plan win mil at Georgetown unl- tnp verity observnlorv were thrown per annum with Increment increase. reported they bad. the situation In h.ortT. REFUSES TO EXPLAIN STATEMENT needs shpckll ww rfl. rordetl on thn vertical at unJ o'clack night. Uremon not die away until. Senator Says President's Second Ap OFFICIAL IS ARRESTED Prance Before Senate Will tho.Vnlcanua on arrival to-day. ThV wan on her way from Rot- terdam to ofTlcers nid. when the submarine appeared. An officer aboard and examined the manifests. lift passed. everythlnr that to 1 mind would be of no to tho finemy. Imt a sharp linn on the Kin and declaring thorn ordered throxrn overboard. Thn wtooO by bourn while the onlera were be- Inir carried INVESTIGATE FIRE T Hartford Authorities Suspect That It Was Caused by Hartford. to- day are InveitlffttiOK a fire which nwtpt through the shopping district hero laat night and early to-day and which amount to nearly 11.000.000.. v of ft lonjr terUi tuiplqioaa 0. 4 DOZEN PERSONS HURT IN SCHENECTADY CRASH One Woman Has Leg Cut Off When Car Runs Down Hill Into Buildings. 'this morn Thn Hrnt Khocka were at L. J Cleveland. Jan. Karth were on the Irnatlun'a observatory woman was probnbly faulty njurrd and twelve others hurt here to-day when n. rnrl of thn Schenecttdr Railway pany slid down H steep hill on tlroad- woy. Jumped the track and crashed throuRh a number of bulldlnps back oi Ihc Toomey hotel. Utlen Dyck. Jumped from Ihr car .fell beneath Ihe wheels. One of her ICM cut off Just above the nnklo and the other badly crushed. The hoavily hud stopped nt the corner Camp- bell streets whnn lha brnkea failed lo work nfid the trolley slid backward down liroAdwjiy to rmer where U left U F t New Reataurint In Syracun. opens at Truar hotel. Harrison Bull A Home cooklne. All new equip me-nt. f'lf rival. night. Starting at P. M. they reached their maximum tind ended at P. M. Tho Hev. Father In charge of the entlmftteg the Inca- Uon of the quako at a of be- tween -7.000 and S.QGO FLETCIHER ORDERED POST IN MEXICO Ambassador's Instructions Are Now In' Hands 'of the State Department. -Jan. P. Fletcher. American 11 at baa been ordered to his post In Moxlco U learned omclatly The inatnictlona to American diplomat' ar enow In the -handa 'or State department The fact'that the ambuftiador hat not already atartftd for hU pofti.-U ax- fafit Iwirucr i have nut ofll Henri Charlobois Accused cl' Swindling Bank of Montreal of SptcUl to The Herild. o. a former official of of Quebec. to-day Ij a. cell whllo from Montreal preparicR to con _ Would as Cruisers. representations wlih Washington on food voluntarily but no mo.-clw-n ship question. Is nrinc neiu nn a nr t n i i ..Tnte to inr HUM i A'-rcfniins to the olil sra IHW .1 mer- _ letters show .nourishment ihrouch a tube. chaiu armed and aft wc'-M meeting here last nicht ronip under the class of auxiliary sympathy for the ruuse '-ontcntlon made thit Slrth controi aid condensed the of warfare on an4 Mrs. Mrs. Snnger to-day why -he waited Ht-nnnny ready her under- birth control. numbers arA estlmalM one of eleven she high as SOO. most of them mother I WHS submarine to operate f.ir because she hud had too many children i from their IMS and had worked herself to death. I' a nurse to help support the' family. came to the. conclusion the Opposed to this at- on Column Be Last. rittftburc. Jan. tloisit Dealest Rood I coulil ilo to help nothing to. wom'n fewer children day to his declarations of night 'Tariff r. the brought up in want cap and uould don it no I went club at its M-'Klnlrv dav din- ine birth clinics' LD MAKE PROVE CITIZENSHIP Wilson Expresses be notice that should appear In camp to Senate peace did recently to deliver flreworks would result. r President Wilson come there mil a chnrgn of Bank of Montreal of arrest on n charge of drunken- followwl tbft rnvelatlnn of his INCREASE MILK PRICES COMMENCING Ilm Identity In his enda a nation-wide search for him which alnce last October. In nenatora will thotiRh I rhall not the.rr. other join in the debate them to do Chnrleboln secretary of a KOV- rlvera commission In Quebec. He Is accuaed of obtaining money from the on President Wilson will be addressed waa more thAn 100 yearn ago and I tMnk t can My this appearance of Mr.. Wiiton before the Henatft will hla -MAKES ESCAPE i HIM Jose Held in Connection 1 v- iWlth Madero's Why Hundrtdi of Womtn Smile world Is blue Jan. Mai- mm who'wmn.a In Conner tton wlih of dent Madero In escaped ten aio from.the penitentiary In whlcli'hft H koowu to without your ffltnr Women will to and rejoice. If they attend the .mammoth -clearance ai Hhsnahsn's. ft. Halina HU where In lens thsn an hour they can Sft lo on a roat. or mlt and US to ST. or more on a fur coat. and world with you. and you Company Claims to Have Lost Money Ever Since the Strike Last 4 New .Torkr Jan. aij. ranee In milk to take effect Obniary iBl- waa nnnoimced to-day by of Ibe larjreBt milk jtvmpanlca In the cxvintry. trhlch New YorV.'and totrnt. The Increase ralaej thr price of in-ade. n milk from ten to eleven cenU a quart nnd addi two a. half- pint to the prlca'of cream. The aaya that the adrance made neccasarr. by the fart'that It hat money ever the'tnllk itrlke of Uat October' and ih.it will depend on the de- manded the dnlrynmn Been Adopted. h Jan. WIN opinion that ap- pointed a a A teacher In Ihr public furnlH hproof of Amer- of Ibe re- quired U quoted by the of nuperlntcndentn of the New i York public schools In a report to Board of The thU reply to an inquiry made br the-'board and had' an. turned that thlft wan already the rule and I am nurprlsed that It has not been Uit of April 1st and upon the opnatfrn of the food-laws about to Intro nnec. it waa KDOwu 10. cuu for on T. -Lay in STOST liriii t Bk The -report reccmmends nil teachers hereafter appointed shall In writlnc declare their belief In Ihe principles of the Constitution of the United States and the Intention to promote the irood order nncf ha of the'United Slates.'.It Is said that between and 800 public achoM tench em In it ew York at present not American clltitna. 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INVERNESS - A fire destroyed an Inverness mobile home early Wednesday, according to Citrus County Sheriff's Office Fire Rescue Division.
The incident report states firefighters responded at 6:47 a.m. to 1111 N. Beach Park Dr. in reference to a call about a residential fire.
When crews arrived, they reportedly found the 1,000-square-foot mobile home completely involved in fire. Because of the extensive fire conditions, fire units from the Inverness fire station set up a defensive-fire operation. Water was provided via tanker shuttles.
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The Rouseau, Minnesota native maked his second trip of the season to the AHL. He earned his second AHL win of the season last night as he helped the Portland Pirates to a 3-1 win over the Manchester Monarchs. Lee stopped 31 of 32 shots that he faced last night. In two AHL games this season, Lee has earned a .967 save percentage and a 1.00 goals against average.
Voted as a reserve for the ECHL All-Star Squad, Lee notched 18 saves on 19 shots to preserve a three-goal advantage in the third period for the ECHL All-Stars en route to a 7-3 win over the Colorado Eagles in the ECHL All-Star Game on Wednesday night.
The Roseau, Minnesota native has be twice named the ECHL Goaltender of the Week this season. He earned the honor for the week of October 22nd through the 28th and again for the week of November 5th through the 11th.
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Player vs Player:
- More settings = Ability to limit weapons, powers, EGO Rating / Perks
- MORE MAPS! (Didnt see this one coming)
- Better Loot thats unique to PvP
- Vehicle based PvP
- Spectator Mode
- Private Matches (Clan vs. Clan)
- Tournament system
More PVE Content:
Group/raid instances requiring 4/8/16 players and a room temperature IQ with legitimate fights and unique loot tables.
Bulk Buy:
Buying multiple items from a vendor such as key codes.
Mark all equipped items (All Loadouts)
Mark weapons that are equipped in any load out within the inventory screen or Salvage matrix.
Scalable UI:
A way to scale the UI for both PC and Console.
Group Waypoints:
Group/Party waypoints and the ability for any group member to set them.
Auction House: (Player Economy)
Implement auction house
Player Storage:
Offer the ability outside of character inventory to store items.
Clan Storage:
Add some sort of clan wide storage/bank
Weapon Stats / Scaling on Common thru Legendary:
Tweaks to EGO scaling and weapon rarity scaling
EGO Rated PvP:
EGO-based PvP matchmaking system, ie 100-199, 200-299, 300-399, etc as well as open-ego PvP option that would have no criteria, would allow EGO/weapon scaling without unbalancing PvP
Group Size:
Group size cap raised and adjusted to match PvP team requirements (8 and 16 and higher for Shadow War)
Clan Queuing:
Clan queues for competitive maps (allow clans to queue 8 people from their clan to play true competitive play)
Improved Chat Options:
Permanent chat window (optional), as well as fix the chat window.
Open World Bosses:
Random world (shard) boss spawns
Incentivized Co-op:
Co-op loot tables or randomized loot upon completion
Searching for Group:
Pickup search system to go with 4/8 dungeons/instances if implemented, as well as option to go into them with a premade group of 4/8
Weapon Mods and Vehicle Mods Professions:
Weapon/Mod crafting (maybe even vehicle?)
Trade Options:
Ability to trade ark salvage
Loot Gratification:
Flashier weapons/armor variations
Open World PvP:
Specific zones that are contested or similar, in which have the option to become flagged for PvP against any players in that region who arent grouped with you or in your clan. Duels, w/ option to bet scrip/resources/items on duel (not required)
Arkfall Loot Tables:
Those who perform better should get better loot.
Bulk Buy/Sell:
Allow bulk selling/scrapping (select multiple items and then sell/scrap, rather than having to go through the command for each item)
Improved Clan Features:
- Option for clan leader/officers to set a clan waypoint
- Option for clans to purchase a base/hub that could be fast traveled to from the quick menu at any time. Could be bought with scrip and contain various vendors.
- Clan sigils/ outfits
Improved Phasing & Grouping:
Better phase management with friends and clan mates
Competitive Play:
Ranked arena games (Match made 2v2, 3v3 etc. with tracked true skill matchmaking)
Dynamic Events:
World/shard-wide dynamic challenges that occur occasionally for clans/players; most experience gained by one player in x time (1 hour, 24 hours, so on) most Arkfalls completed, etc. with small rewards for winners
This is what they are considering to include based on player feedback. They have said it won't all get in but there are a couple of (highlighted) points about a 'bank'.
In relation to the DLC as well, they were due to release it on 15 April alongside the show but put it back due to all the bugs and glitches.
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Rali never went to school. To support her children, Rali has been selling kolas (local products), stove wicks, bottles and 'adindon', used locally to make stews, for some 10 years in the market of Ouando in Porto-Novo. Rali does her buying in Adjarra, a village situated not far from Porto-Novo.
She has been a client of ALIDé for a long time and has already received two loans that she has repaid correctly. Rali is requesting a third loan from ALIDé to grow her little business and her clientele so that she can better cater for the needs of her children.
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April 4, 2014
Review of the new book "The Second Machine Age" by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee.
In Issues in Science and Technology, Atkinson reviews "The Second Machine Age" by MIT professors Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee. "The Second Machine Age" is the latest example of a wave of "innovation optimist" writing that holds that technological change is accelerating, leading to vast new innovations and profound transformation. But Atkinson argues that the evidence does not warrant such utopianism. Moreover, the authors' continued fanning of the flames of neo-Luddite fears of wide-scale job loss from innovation not only are not borne out by history or analysis, they encourage the public and policy makers to want to slow, rather than accelerate innovation.


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I've been watching this series since the very first episode.. It never fails to make me laugh.
People please refrain from claiming all Americans voted for Bush.. In case you didn't realize it most Americans actually hate him. It's already apparent the votes were tampered with.. After 4 years of failure contrary to what you think we actually are not stupid enough too reelect him. Let that shit go already..
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ok first off I'm keeping this short as most things i wanna say are allready said. bush get you idiotic ass out of the middle east and stop stealing oil for you idiotic ppl that think you do a good job.
Oh and for all you ppl whining that Iraq had WMD's (even if it is true) you guys have them to so does that mean we have to invade the usa ? think about that retards
13 episodes later
Still fresh, still awesome, still funny, still unfornatly all true. I think the Muslim ep was a little off the mark (w/the exception of the terrorists) but lets talk Bush.
This was so right, and yes, the most patriotic thing one can do is demand their Government work better. One can only imagine how bad our next president will screw up LOL.
I just gotta know one thing...
Are you going to make more shows for YAAFM? I've agreed with everything that was said in episodes 1-13. Are you going to make more?
Well Said
I like the Loading screen, where you said being critical is the most patriotic thing you can do. That is so true, and yet so little realized. We'd be a much better country if people knew that disagreeing is not hateful.
While I think Saddam was a sadistic ass hole, I think we did nothing but cause more pain by moving in there to fight. We didn't end the suffering, we didn't do a dang thing but cause more. While someone like Saddam deserves to be shot, we should not have made such a move, not in the way we did, or under the reasons we listed. We lied to get there, and now we're screwed.


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- Published: [United States] : Warner Bros. Family Entertainment, [2001], c1971.
- Year Published: 1971
- Edition: 30th anniversary ed. ; Special Widescreen ed.
- Description: 1 videodisc (100 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
- Language: English
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Orignally produced as a motion picture in 1971.
Based on the book "Charlie and the chocolate factory" by Roald Dahl.
Special features: audio commentary with all the Wonka kids; documentary "Pure imagination"; sing-along Wonka songs; original theatrical featurette; and more (50 min.)
Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, Roy Kinnear, Julie Dawn Cole, Leonard Stone, Denise Nickerson, Dodo Denney, Paris Themmen, Peter Ostrum.
Candy manufacturer Willy Wonka has a contest and hides five golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars. All five ticket winners get a free tour of the mysterious Wonka factory, as well as a lifetime supply of Wonka candy. Four of the children are nasty brats who are punished by Willie Wonka with various diabolical, but funny, methods. Only Charlie, a likeable child, wins the heart of the manufacturer.
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May 27, 2016
Just when it seemed like the relief at the pump was here to stay, prices have now skyrocketed.
Newscenter 11 visited the Cefco station on 14th Street in Meridian on Tuesday afternoon where the price for a gallon of regular has jumped from $2.98 to $3.29 in the past week, according to workers there. Drivers we talked to there say they are already missing the $2.98 price at the pump.
"It was awesome," Teisha Johnson says. "I could fill my car up for like $40. That was awesome. And now? Yeah, it's more than $40."
"I think they were teasing us," Azonda Andrews says. "They were really, really teasing us with the gas prices. Because they gave it an opportunity to save money for the Fourth of July. But after that, it just skyrocketed for us."
The average price for gas nationwide is $3.41.
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A proposed change to the statewide social studies standards has caught the attention of the Effingham County Board of Education and the Georgia Salzburger Society.
FORT STEWART-Time heals all wounds, the saying goes. Still, after 25 years, the loss of comrades-in-arms was felt as the name of each of the 16 members of the 24thInfantry Division killed during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm was read aloud Friday morning in front of Fort Stewart's Desert Storm Memorial.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-U.S. Rep. Rick Allen (R-Augusta) announced his staff will be holding community office hours in Springfield on March 9 from 1-3 p.m at the Effingham County Board of Commissioners Administrative Complex.
STATESBORO-Ogeechee Judicial Circuit Assistant District Attorney Michael Muldrew officially announced Friday his intentions to run for Superior Court Judge for the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit, comprised of Bulloch, Effingham, Jenkins and Screven counties.
A Fulton County Superior Court judge has upheld state Department of Transportation Commissioner Russell McMurry's decision prohibiting a pipeline company from using eminent domain for its project.
The city of Springfield could have an ordinance for its downtown development authority ready in about three months, City Manager Brett Bennett said.
Effingham County commissioners have approved a new set of buffers around a proposed cold storage facility off Interstate 16.
There remains some unfinished business for Wendall Kessler.
Voters across Effingham County can cast their ballot in the presidential preference primary at 17 polling places and also can do so through early voting.
Training is increasing this week on Fort Stewart, and the installation is advising its neighbors that noise also may be greater.
At least one of the seats on the Effingham County commission will be contested this spring.
The upcoming so-called SEC primary could help bring more attention to Georgia, state Secretary of State Brian Kemp said.
Gov. Nathan Deal said Tuesday the $42.7 million in President Obama's budget for the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project falls short of the administration's commitment to the state.
With $44 million in state Department of Transportation funding in the offing for the proposed Effingham Parkway, Effingham County is footing the tab for a mandated value engineering study.
Rincon and state officials are working to contain a fuel spill that was reported Saturday morning.
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Rincon's Freedom Rings celebration will be set to tune of fireworks again this year.
Effingham County commissioners will support the construction of a roundabout at Fort Howard and Old Augusta roads.
The city of Guyton is looking at ways to bolster its fire department and its fire services.
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ATLANTA-House Majority Leader Jon Burns (R-Newington), state Rep. Bill Hitchens (R-Rincon), and state Sen. Jack Hill (R-Reidsville) announced that the Effingham County Recreation Complex ...
Guyton City Council voted unanimously to move forward with the construction of a proposed wastewater treatment plant.
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A company looking to build a controversial pipeline through much of eastern Georgia, including Effingham County, has announced it is suspending work on the project.
Right-of-way improvements on Highway 21 South from Fort Howard Road to Lisa Street are under way.
The 3rd Infantry Division and the Georgia Army National Guard's 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team are teaming up.
Effingham County commissioners have approved a supplemental list of road projects to be done through an influx of money provided by the state transportation funding ...
Guyton City Council members will be going over applications from four people seeking to fill Ulysses Eaton's seat.
If you want to pay your city of Rincon bill through your phone, the city soon just may have an app for that.
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Go Green! – Earth Day 2007
Because living green is important to me and my family, I turned on Oprah's Going Green 101: What Your Family Can Do Today! show on Friday to see if I could pick up some more tips. While we're already doing several of the things they discussed on the show, I learned quite a bit more that we can start doing to help save our planet Earth. I decided to make a list (in no particular order) of things YOU can do RIGHT NOW to help save the world. Many of the things are from Oprah's show, while some are things I came up with myselfRead More →


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Streamlining affordable housing compliance, Oregon style
PORTLAND, OR—When most people buy a home or sign a lease for a conventional rental property, they can expect to see an inspector maybe once a year, less often in most cases.
But if you reside in what is defined as "affordable housing," you might as well make up a spare bedroom for the inspectors. Studies done in the states of Washington and Oregon revealed that those who manage and reside in affordable housing properties frequently are forced to undergo compliance inspections annually from multiple agencies—all with essentially the same inspection checklist.
"Someone might have to let as many as six inspectors a year tromp through their apartment – inspectors from the Housing Authority, from the State, from the City, from other investors," says Margaret Mahoney, Director Of Property Management at REACH CDC in Portland.
While residents are inconvenienced, property managers of those buildings have to schedule each inspection and then waste time and money filling out complicated, duplicative reporting forms for each funder. The result? Higher rents for those who can least afford to pay more.
In Oregon, this is where the Housing Development Center enters the picture. The nonprofit developer offers a wide range of services to builders, owners and managers of affordable housing projects. Its staff also uses its collective experience to change housing policy and the way things work in the marketplace, something most for-profit developers don't do.
HDC's team is especially adept at asset management—addressing practices and processes at properties that are underperforming. HDC has built a reputation for bringing efficiency, sustainability and better operating costs to project after project. It also facilitates a property and asset management working group for nonprofit owners, sponsored by the Oregon Opportunity Network. This working group led the initial study to quantity the costs of compliance. HDC was the obvious choice to take the lead on the streamlining initiative.
"The streamlining initiative will make the public dollars targeted for affordable housing do what they're supposed to do: improve housing and related services for the people who need them," said Robin Boyce, executive director, Housing Development Center.
The state of Washington had taken on the job of streamlining affordable housing inspections some years ago. Without much of a roadmap, it proved to be a long, thorny undertaking. But Oregon Housing and Community Services was watching, and once Washington had a handle on the process, HDC and nine public and private funders were ready to test it in Oregon. In 2009, HDC led a team of lenders, property managers, and owners that studied the issue and created a plan to address it.
On March 31, Portland's Housing Development Center streamlining coalition and others prominent in the affordable housing industry met to announce the results of the first year of the project, and to set the agenda for Year Two. The luncheon took place at Station Place, a property owned by REACH CDC and located in Portland's decidedly unaffordable Pearl District. But the event was held just minutes away from Madrona Studios, another affordable housing project that benefited greatly from HDC's expertise. The room was packed with participants in the project: housing execs, lenders, funders of the initiative, bureaucrats, affordable housing facility owners and managers—all committed to streamlining.
Everyone involved wants it to succeed, so they can all spend more time improving living conditions for affordable housing residents instead of filling out duplicate forms. (Oregon's Meyer Memorial Trust, one of the most prominent foundations in the state, gave streamlining its endorsement by providing crucial financial support for the project.) The research phase of the project (involving 20,000 affordable units across Oregon) found that providers spend up to 10% of their total project operation costs just on complying with overlapping government rules – an average of $8 million dollars a year.
"We manage over 6,500 units of affordable housing," says David Bachman, CEO at Cascade Management in Portland. "It uses a lot of resources, filling out up to eight annual financial reports and demographic data forms for each funder or lender. Those reports are typically in a different format from each other. In addition, scheduling an average of four inspections for each unit consumes even more staff time, not to mention the burden it places on residents."
Currently, the Oregon team is field-testing the plan it created in 2009 on 28 properties across the state. It's rolling out the strategy with a select few affordable housing facilities to see what works and what needs fine-tuning. The plan hinges on getting all the agencies involved to coordinate their efforts – which they've spent the last year doing. If the pilot project goes well, new rules might be adopted statewide next year. The savings could reduce housing providers' compliance costs by half, which could mean shifting $4 million dollars a year towards helping residents and improving and preserving affordable housing.
"Everybody wins – the residents, the funders, the housing providers," said Molly Rogers, the Housing
Development Center manager supervising the project. "And ultimately our communities win, because it means more resources can go towards giving people the opportunity to build better lives by having a place to call home. Oregon would be only the second state in the U.S. to streamline – we could be a model for the country."
"We're reducing the complexity of housing compliance for our government and nonprofit partners," says local federal housing director Doug Carlson, who participates on the Funders Workgroup of the project. "By cooperating, we can save a lot of money and spend it where it belongs: on ensuring everyone has a safe, decent place to live, while at the same time, meeting the program requirements of federal, state and private housing lenders."


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Elven Queen by FrankAndCarySTOCKWatch
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Re: The article "City voices intention to trim tax rate" (A-J, 7-8).
So the City Council wants to cut the tax rate, hire more police and fire fighters, "streamline" operations to cover a $7 million shortfall, and has already told Citibus that it won't get any help from the city this year. What else is going to be cut from the budget? Has anyone asked the citizens of Lubbock what they are willing to give up to balance it? Perhaps we should, instead of ignoring them as the City Council did yesterday.
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As you are probably looking around the new site now... Please post here if you encounter any bugs, problems, or weird things that you find here. I'll be using this topic to track problems so that I can make a big to-do list of things needing a fix.
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I used to have the problem where I couldn't customize my background, but I tried the other day and it worked as it should. So in my case, this is fixed. Just thought I'd share that.
Yeah it is a browser issue, i'm using the new internet explorer and it ALWAYS duplicates profile messages and status updates, whereas oin chrome it never does that.
From personal experience, IE isn't one of the best browsers you can use out there. A lot of things that work with other browsers don't with IE, even the newest versions. It also has a lot more bugs than any other browser I've used. I'd just stick with Chrome if you're looking for a good quality, fast browser.


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Vampire Atom - Ooh, hiyas-- by AKHTSWatch
This is for even though it's been a long time now. XD Though I really can't get to draw Atom as a Sonic character, a vampire is easier... I made it simple... I didn't want much effect, so I figured changing the eyes, putting a fang and adding blood was enough... It's quite cheap, but hope you like it.^^'
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Deha... Kitty-san will be right, I guess.^^ Anyway, I'm happy you liked it...^^
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AKC LC Chihuahua puppy. We have one merle female left from our 3/11/16 litter. Her sire & dam are both champion sired and from a long line of healthy, stable bloodlines. She will come with shots & wormings to date, vet checked, health cert., limited AKC papers, 30 days of free pet health ins., gift bag, a 1 year health guarantee and a lifetime of breeder support. $950.00/Pet. We are a 26+ ...
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There are food lovers. Then there are food nerds. Our market staff is not only friendly, but they're downright knowledgeable about the food. Through hands-on training, workshops with food artisans, and a sheer love of the good stuff, Caputo's staff strives to provide customers with the best flavors from around the world as well as local producers.
When you visit the shop, it's perfectly fine to ask for a sample of the Cheese of the Week or something that catches your eye from our Cheese Cave. Have a question about olive oils? Our folks will help you find the perfect one by sampling and explaining each bottle.
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Best of Utah 2013- First things first: Tony Caputo's deli sandwiches are generously portioned, so thank goodness they come in both whole and half sizes. Most popular is, of course, the Caputo, "a taste of Cosenza, Italy," with prosciutto, mortadella, salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, olive oil and balsamic vinegar. But there's more to the delicious deli sammiches at Caputo's than just Italian-style hoagies. For example, don't overlook the outstanding muffuletta, which even the most discerning New Orleans native would approve of. And, when the eggplant Parmesan is available, it's the best in town.


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Washington's Dempsey Indoor facility will host the Mountain Pacific Sports Federations track and field championships Friday and Saturday, featuring 17 women's teams and 12 men's teams.
In addition to the team competition, the meet is the last opportunity for athletes to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships, which will be March 14-15 in Albuquerque, N.M.
Nine Pac-12 schools, plus BYU, Cal State-Northridge and Long Beach State, will send their men's and women's teams. Utah and USC will send only their women's teams, and will be joined by Cal State-Fullerton, Hawaii and UC Irvine in the women's meet. Oregon State does not have a men's track and field program and will not compete in the women's meet.
The Oregon women are ranked No. 1 and are four-time defending NCAA indoor champions. Stanford (No. 9) and UCLA (No. 19) are also ranked. On the men's side, Oregon is ranked No. 5, Arizona No. 9 and Stanford No. 23.
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The competition begins at noon Friday. On Saturday, the meet starts at 10 a.m.
The Huskies have four athletes who are currently ranked in the top 16 in their events, which would qualify them for the NCAA Indoor Championships. Those four are Jax Thoirs (No. 7 in the pole vault), Izaic Yorks (13th in the mile), A.J. Maricich (tied for 15th in the high jump) and Diamara Planell Cruz (14th in the women's pole vault). Planell Cruz will not compete this weekend because of a wrist injury.
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OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A 17-year-old former McDonald's restaurant employee was sentenced Monday to 60 days in jail for using a credit card skimming device to steal more than $13,000 from drive-thru customers in Olympia.
The Olympian reports (http://is.gd/YHog1S) the teen will get credit for time served since his arrest in November when his parents refused to post bail.
The boy pleaded guilty to forgery and identity theft. As part of his sentence he must pay full restitution.
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About This FirmJim and Sharon Fitzgerald founded The Fitzgerald Law Firm with the goals of concentrating on a limited number of cases, learning and telling our clients' stories, and a willingness to go to trial when justice calls for it.
We limit our practice to cases of severe, disabling bodily injury like burns, paralysis, blindness and wrongful death so that we can focus our attention. These types of cases require utmost preparation and personal attention. Our choice allows us to concentrate on the special needs of our clients and their loved ones in personal injury and wrongful death cases, whether they arise from defective products, professional malpractice, recklessness, or careless conduct.
Based in Cheyenne, Wyoming, The Fitzgerald Law Firm has numerous advantages over large law firms. We maneuver quickly. We have decentralized decision-making. There is no chain of command. We can quickly target critical vulnerabilities in our opponent's positions. We combine those advantages with the financial resources that large law firms can bring.
We are a Wyoming law firm with a world-wide impact. We became well known as a result of our work. For example, one of our cases received international attention from the British Broadcasting Corporation and several featured mentions in Time Magazine, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, the Today Show and the Early Morning Show.
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Microwave Mushroom & Cheese Risotto
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
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From Milk Website. Looks easy and delish!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 3 cups sliced mushrooms
- 2⁄3 cup chopped onion
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 1 cup arborio rice or 1 cup italian-style rice
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 1⁄2 cup dry white wine or 1⁄2 cup additional broth
- 1 cup grated cheddar cheese
- Place butter in 9-inch square glass baking dish. On HIGH: Melt butter. Add mushrooms, onions and garlic. Stir to coat. Cook, uncovered, for 5 minutes.
- Add rice, chicken broth and wine (if used). Cook uncovered, until rice is tender (about 20 to 30 minutes). Stir once halfway through cooking. If rice isn't moist enough, add more broth towards the end.
- Remove from microwave. Stir in Cheddar. Let stand 5 minutes.
- Sprinkle with Parmesan and parsley if desired.
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I wish I didn't use as much cheese, but I enjoyed this so much!
This was really good! Made without onions (out) but that was only change. Time was 13 minutes, stir, 11 minutes, stir and add liquid, 1 minute. Lovely! Will make again. Thanks.
This was so yummy! I made this for DH b/c he loves mushrooms. No mushrooms for me! I had to add more chicken broth and the cook time leaned more to 30 minutes. I did add in some 1/2 and 1/2 at the end to make it a little creamier. The mushrooms did not overpower the risotto. I feel with mushrooms they take over the flavor but not in this dish.


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Hotel description Novotel Gdansk Centrum
The Novotel Gdansk Centrum is located on Granary Island in the seaport city of Gdansk. Spend a weekend or short break at the Novotel, located in the Old Town, and discover the rich history of the city through its monuments and museums. Summer holidays are the perfect time to enjoy the beach, water sports and boat trips in Gdansk.
For business travellers, we offer WiFi internet and 4 conference rooms for up to 300 people. The hotel also features a restaurant, bar and onsite parking.
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All rooms equipped with an adjustable desk, a minibar, a safe deposit box, internet access and air-conditioning.
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Engaging multicultural workforce is one of the biggest challenges for organizations in the Middle East, however HR experts agree that with the right cultural inclusion programs, businesses with a diverse workforce in the region can prosper. [2]Fahad Al-Abdulkarim, HR Director for the Arabian Peninsula and Pakistan at multinational consumer goods company P&G, said that the organization's regional office currently employs 39 different nationalities, with the company's uniquely diverse workforce integral to its success."A multicultural workforce has far more advantages than challenges," said Al-Abdulkarim. "Leveraging the unique backgrounds, skills and talent of a culturally diverse organization fosters innovation and creativity which is one of the cornerstones of success."For us it also cultivates essential consumer insights so we can better serve their needs, which in the GCC is very important, as there are so many different consumer nationalities living here."Al-Abdulkarim, who will be speaking at the HR Summit & Expo, taking place on Oct. 7-9 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, added: "P&G takes pride in the fact that its diverse organization has been an integral part of its livelihood for more than 175 years. The challenge is ensuring employees are educated on different cultures to guarantee everyone in the organization is valued and included."The HR Summit & Expo is the Middle East's largest gathering of HR professionals, featuring a three-day summit, more than 45 free-to-attend seminars and two full-day HR master classes.Ruth McGill, Regional Head of Human Resources for Standard Chartered Bank in the Middle East, North Africa & Pakistan, and another speaker at the summit, said that the bank has introduced several initiatives to help engage the 71 different nationalities it currently employs."As an international company, the diversity of our workforce is a core strength and an important part of what makes our culture truly distinctive," said McGill. "We have around 71 different nationalities working in our business in this region. The main challenges are to help employees understand different cultures, and build relationships with people from different backgrounds."McGill said to overcome these challenges, Standard Chartered Bank set up a diversity and inclusion council to bridge cultural understanding across the bank, adding: "We proactively encourage more inclusion in our workforce, and have regular workshops for our line managers to increase their cultural sensitivity and awareness."There are real business benefits of creating that inclusion because it very much links to engagement and staff retention. If you have a highly engaged workforce, you are more likely to retain it. Diversity and cultural inclusion in the workforce brings real benefits to both our employees and customers, hence playing a role in business performance."
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Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Safety and pharmacodynamics of rontalizumab in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus: Results of a phase I, placebo-controlled, double-blind, dose-escalation study†
Version of Record online: 27 OCT 2012
DOI: 10.1002/art.34632
Copyright © 2012 by the American College of Rheumatology
Arthritis & Rheumatism
Volume 64, Issue 11, pages 3666–3676, November 2012
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McBride, J. M., Jiang, J., Abbas, A. R., Morimoto, A., Li, J., Maciuca, R., Townsend, M., Wallace, D. J., Kennedy, W. P. and Drappa, J. (2012), Safety and pharmacodynamics of rontalizumab in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus: Results of a phase I, placebo-controlled, double-blind, dose-escalation study. Arthritis & Rheumatism, 64: 3666–3676. doi: 10.1002/art.34632
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ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00541749.
Publication History
- Issue online: 27 OCT 2012
- Version of Record online: 27 OCT 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 25 JUL 2012 09:55AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 10 JUL 2012
- Manuscript Received: 17 MAR 2011
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Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease characterized by the presence of autoantibodies and inflammation in multiple organ systems. Elevation of messenger RNA levels of interferon (IFN)–regulated genes (IRGs) has been described in the peripheral blood of SLE patients and has been associated with disease activity. The safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics (PK), and pharmacodynamics (PD) of rontalizumab, a humanized IgG1 monoclonal antibody that neutralizes IFNα, were assessed in a phase I dose-escalation study of single and repeat doses of rontalizumab in adults with mildly active SLE. The present report describes the safety results and the impact of rontalizumab on expression of IRGs, IFN-inducible proteins, and autoantibodies.
Patients were enrolled into dose groups ranging from 0.3 to 10 mg/kg, administered via intravenous (IV) or subcutaneous routes. Expression levels of 7 IRGs and IFN-inducible serum proteins were monitored as potential biomarkers for the PD activity of rontalizumab.
An acceptable safety profile was demonstrated for rontalizumab in patients with SLE. Prespecified criteria for dose-limiting toxicity were not met. The incidence of serious adverse events was comparable across cohorts. The PK properties were as expected for an IgG1 monoclonal antibody and were proportional to dose. Following administration of rontalizumab, a rapid decline in the expression of IRGs was observed in the 3 mg/kg and 10 mg/kg IV cohorts, and this effect could be sustained with repeat dosing. There was no apparent decline in the levels of IFN-inducible proteins or levels of anti–double-stranded DNA and anti–extractable nuclear antigen autoantibodies following treatment with rontalizumab.
The preliminary safety, PK profile, and observed PD effects of rontalizumab support further evaluation of its safety and efficacy in SLE.


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New Delhi, July 18 (IANS) Acclaimed actress and social activist Shabana Azmi firmly believes that the rage that builds up in citizens post events such as the recent Mumbai blasts, must translate into constructive actions to avoid such tragedies in future.
'Unless the guilty, whoever they maybe, r given severest punishment, hearts will only get further divided. Zero tolerance 4 terrorism (sic),' Shabana posted on her Twitter page.
A series of three blasts rocked Mumbai Wednesday evening, and the city, which was hit by the 26/11 terror attacks in 2008, was left in shock once again.
'It breaks my heart that d period of shock reduces with each attack and we go bc to business as usual. Constructive rage must find solutions,' she added.
Sonam's balancing act
Actress Sonam Kapoor would have missed the recently held unveiling of the theatrical trailer of her forthcoming film 'Mausam', had she not requested her 'Players' producers for a short break.
Sonam was about to give the event a miss, but she really wanted to be a part of it and asked for a few hours off from her pre-booked schedule of 'Players', according to a source close to the actress.
Sonam promised to be back on the shoot as soon as possible, and managed to balance her responsibilities to both her projects.
'Mausam' producer Sheetal Talwar of Vistaar Religare Film Fund says he was glad that Sonam could make it to the event.
'It was great that Sonam could make it for the launch, after all 'Mausam' is a love story and would have truly been incomplete without her,' Talwar said in a statement.
'Mausam', which is actor Pankaj Kapoor's directorial debut and stars Shahid Kapoor in lead role, will release Sep 16.
'Ferrari Ki Sawaari' producers spend Rs.500,000 on fruit!
While Shah Rukh Khan has spent over Rs.100 crore on 'RA.One', the producers of 'Ferrari Ki Sawaari' have splurged Rs.500,000 on arranging sweet limes for a song sequence.
'We were shooting for this song in Mumbai and we were told that because of the off season there aren't enough fruits available for the scene. The crew panicked initially but after a lot of struggle we managed tons of mausambis (sweet limes) for the song sequence,' Rajesh Mapuskar, the film's director, said in a statement.
The fruit had to be arranged for a song called 'Life', which compares life with a fruit like sweet lime. The crew managed to arrange the fruits from wholesale markets at the eleventh hour.
'Ferrari Ki Sawaari' is about a young father's' endeavour to fulfill the dream of his son. It features Sharman Joshi in the lead.
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100 Favorite Dishes: Bento Box at Obento-Ya
As a countdown to the Best of the Twin Cities 2010, coming this spring, Hot Dish is serving up a hundred of our favorite local dishes. Send your own nominations to [email protected]
Number 96: Bento Box at Obento-Ya Looking for a square meal? The Bento Boxes at Obento-Ya are your best bet yet. This one is shrimp and vegetable tempura, but you can also order them with sushi, robata (grilled skewered meat and veggies), or fish fillets. All of them come with a green salad, sticky rice, and a bunch of perky little garnishes--sweet sponges of scrambled egg, a sautee of carrot and burdock root, and those addictive purple pickles. My favorite compartment might be the one with a scoop of Japanese potato salad, which is creamy as the usual stuff, but spiked with crunchy bits of cucumber and apple. Ordering a bento is like getting a bite off every dish in the restaurant, served in a cute little box. And it sure beats the pants off an American TV dinner.
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If you have fruit that is very ripe, consider these delicious ways it can be enjoyed. This guide is about uses for overripe fruits.
Whenever you have fruit that is close to going bad, instead of throwing it away, just cut, chop, or puree it in a blender and freeze in appropriate size containers for future baking or for yummy smoothies.
Tips for using fruit that is soft and a little too ripe. Post your ideas.
Recently, I bought some blueberries which went soft within 2 days. I mashed them, stirred in some cream and raw sugar and froze them for a seriously yummy natural icecream. Could work well with any fruit - melon, babnanas, strawberries, etc.
Is your fruit too ripe to eat? Don't throw it away. Peel your bananas, apples, pears, peaches, plums, etc. Slice them and put in a saute pan with 1 tablespoon butter and a sprinkle of brown sugar. As the fruit warms it will break down creating a sauce. Use this sauce over pancakes, ice cream, or pound cake. It is yummy and elegant.
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When I find really cheap jars of jam, I buy at least 2. I open and start using alternatively so they are both about half or more empty at the same time. Then I take whatever fruit I have that's a bit spoiled. I cook the fruit in its own juice, or even in microwave for a few minutes, then put the fresh fruit in with the remaining jam so I have two new jars of jam.
I just keep doing this - and I have had some great combinations. Eventually it has to come to an end, but I use those last dregs on my morning cereal. Also of course I keep the jars. Then when I buy two jars of cheap jam I share them out amongst the old jars, fill with fruit and away we go again.
I do not really know how to cook jam, so this means I have jars of preserves without much trouble. Sometimes, I put oranges or mandarins with their peel sliced and call it marmalade. Sometimes, I put lemons in with pickles and spices like cumin and basil. I just got two jars of thick Rhubarb jams for less than one dollar. They were on the bottom shelf at the back.
By joanfry
When the fruit in our fruit basket starts to ripen a bit faster than normal, I peel it, if necessary, cut it up into chunks and then freeze it in a layer on a cookie sheet. When frozen, I put the fruit chunks into freezer storage bags and pop them back into the freezer. When I make a muffin or pancake recipe calling for frozen fruit, I just take out the right amount. This way I always have fruit is still useful and adds to the nutritional value of my baking.
By Laura from Gig Harbor, WA
If I notice say my strawberries are starting to go bad (when you don't want to pop one in your mouth but they don't look completely inedible) I make up a batch of muffins and chop up the strawberries and put them in there. And bananas, of course we all know about banana bread/muffins but what I've also done is mash them up and add them to my pancake mix. Makes great pancakes! (11/16/2008)
Very good ideas, I also do white potatoes the same if they are going bad. I cook them, make mash potatoes. What we don't eat I freeze them. They are very good, good luck. (08/30/2009)
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Laure's Group
Laure, the representative of the group, is 47 years old and is married with Jules, who is a mason. Together they had three children, some of whom are still in school.
For nearly 10 years she has been buying corn from the village market to make Akassa (thick cornmeal porridge) she sells from her home.
With this new loan she hopes to develop her business by buying more supplies. She plans to use the profits generated to buy her own plot of land.
Laure, la représentant du groupe, a 47 ans et est mariée avec Jules, qui est maçon.
Ensemble, ils ont eu 3 enfants, dont certains sont encore scolarisés.
Depuis près de 10 ans, elle achète du maïs au marché de son village afin d'en faire des Akassas (une pâte très et les vendre à son domicile
Avec ce nouveau prêt, elle compte développer son activité en achetant plus de provisions et utiliser les bénéfices générés pour acheter sa propre parcelle.
Additional Information
About AlidéAlidé is a Beninese NGO that works to reduce poverty by offering sustainable access to productive loans like this one in addition to savings, training sessions, and social work to low-income families.
Supporters of this loan should be aware that there is some risk of being repaid late. Because the Beninois Ministry of Finance has imposed restrictions on the amount of money Alidé can send to Kiva, the organization can only send monthly repayments in installments smaller than $13,000. This means that some Kiva lenders may receive their repayments late. However, Alidé remains a healthy institution in good standing with its creditors, and Kiva would like to continue working to support its clients. For more information, please refer to Alidé's partner profile page.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 12 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jul 24, 2013
- Listed
- Aug 19, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jun 17, 2014


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Yeah, I remember when games like Animal Crossing: Wild World introduced hats and eye-wear, and soon with Animal Crossing: New Leaf having Shoes and other accessories.
Because of the 3D in newer games... has given developers the opportunity to bring in more unique features. And yeah, I do think Pokémon X and Pokémon Y would be limited to hats, clothing, shoes and many different accessories.
They could also give the player options on where to put the eye-wear as well, seeing as we've seen the sunglasses on the player's hat in the trailer. ;)
Oh talking of eye-wear, I wonder if we can wear makeup if we do indeed have customisation. I mean much like the mii's, p much. Actually I kind of hope that if we can wear makeup that we get a good control over how we look and the design we can wear each day :3 BUT still I hope we don't get to alter too much, I'd like to keep the protagonists the same overall, but still, minor changes I'd embrace.
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