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Oikonomia Versus Chrematistike: Learning from Aristotle About the Future Orientation of Business Management
- Claus DierksmeierAffiliated withPhilosophy Department, Stonehill College
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As a philosopher, whose theory about economics and business is systematically connected to a moral and political philosophy, Aristotle provides a rich conceptual framework to reflect upon personal well-being, the wealth of households, and the welfare of the state. Even though Aristotle has mainly been portrayed as an enemy of business, interest in his teachings has been on the rise among management scholars. Several articles have examined Aristotle's position with regard to current managerial approaches such as total quality management, knowledge management, crisis management, and networking. Even though Aristotle is a constant reference point for business ethics scholars, only rarely have there been attempts to see what consequences his thinking would have for reorienting business philosophy and organizational strategy. In this study, we will outline how Aristotle's theory of household management can be applied to the management of modern corporations. We argue that conceptions of chrematistike and oikonomia provide a basis to discuss the relationship between business and society and to draw important conclusions for business management.
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Very good-tasting chicken. The recipe didn't specify, so I covered the pan for the last 30 minutes of cooking time. Maybe it would have been better left uncovered to thicken the sauce more.
This was excellent thanks for sharing.
A great variation of a French Classic (and Italian,known as cacciatore). I too used canned diced tomatoes, because that is what I had. This was a nice, Fall Sunday dinner, with mashed potatoes and buttered beets. Made for Fall 2007 PAC.
This was a huge hit with my group of Katrina evacuees. I made one substitution, 1 can of diced tomatoes for whole and the sauce was pureed before adding the mushrooms to accomodate our host. I served it with rice. everyone thought it was delicious!
This is the same recipe I have been making since I found it in "Seventeen Magazine" over 20 years ago. Unfortunately, I never have any leftovers, but I bet they'd be great even cold. We serve this over brown rice with a salad on the side. I prefer using fresh tomatoes, but canned work well, too. If you like mushrooms, try this with other varieties instead of the standard white button mushrooms.


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Since 1994, the Linux Kongress has been held annually in Germany, with the occasional detour to other lovely European locales. In 2008, Linux Kongress-goers visited the ancient and beautiful city of Hamburg, and apparently liked it so much they didn't want to go home — conference organizers have again chosen Hamburg as the site of the Linux Kongress, to be held September 22 - 25, 2009. Speaking of organizers, the conference is again being orchestrated by the German Unix User Group. OSDevCon, the OpenSolaris Developer Conference, will also be held in Hamburg, concurrent with the Kongress.
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At 93-3/8" inches in length, this dryer drum belt from Amana has five ridges. It is all black in color and is made entirely of rubber. A flat belt, it is 3/8 of an inch wide.
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remove front panel ,remove top panel,lift drum,slide new belt on to drive motor then idler pulley then put belt over the drum.reassemble in reverse , front panel first
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Used spackle knife to pop clips on top of dryer. Raised lid of dryer to expose belt. Next used nut driver to disassembly screws from front door and then base ( bag them. Labeled bag and marked inside of dryer with corresponding number to match hardware) disassembled dryer door latch switch and marked red + and white no marking. ( Middle connection not used) removed dryer clean out screen and then removed dryer face next removed dryer blower cover no hardware ( just lift upwards see side clips) opened up side of dryer to gain more access (spread apart manually) removed belt and marked where belt was on tumbler postion with permanent marker used 2 car hold down cords to hold drum in place with back of dryer next removed belt from idler (note to make a drawing so that you know how to wrap this around the idler otherwise the belt will appear to be too large. Remember to reconnect spring. Next step was to removed drum rollers. . . This required a retaining ring pliers cost about $15. I replaced the snap retaining rings. This was easy but requires that you pull the drum forward about 4 inches to position. Next replaced belt and reassembled. Project was a success and runs like new. . . . Saved me $129 service call plus $65 parts without maytag mark-up plus additional labor for the job $130. My cost $65 + $15 tool (retaining ring pliers) $80 versus $259 + ( $65 *50%)ark up on parts) $80 versus $356 -- thanks parts select for saving me $276 during the christmas holiday.
The first time, I inserted the belt the wrong way. The drum turns a little bit then stops. The manufacturer does not give any instructions or drawings on their website on that particular model, only drawing of parts.I called the technical support department and they told me to call different telephone numbers in my area and repair technicians. Still no schematic and instructions. The solution: I took the broken belt, put around the drum, measured it, the remaining slack, did some trial and error around the motor axle and the pulley.Placed a 2 X 4 piece of wood to hold the tension of the pulley. With the belt around the drum, carefully inserted the drum downward. placed the belt starting from the left side of the drum to the bottom of the motor axle, around it then to the bottom of the tension pulley, then towards the right side of the drum. Lift the drum to its proper position, horizontal. Remove the piece of wood. Turn the drum manually so it moves freely. check the belt moving around the axle and the pulley. Install back the panels and screws tightened. Test and observe a few drying runs.
This would be an easy job, if I were to do it again. I needed to download a manual only to get ACCESS to the machine. Removing the outside lag bolts did NOT provide access.They had hidden clips that were ENTIRELY invisible from the outside. I believe this was done deliberately, to prevent those who don't know the specifics about this machine from gaining access.It's an easy job, once you know the idiosyncracies of the construction of the machine. It's a major pain in the ass if you don't, even if you are used to replacing belts in other dryers.Having done it once, the next time I could do it in under 20% of the time it took me the first time.
remove the housing under the dryer door. take out the lint trap. I took the whole bottom off the dryer to easily get to the tensioner pully. I then loosened the tub and slid off the old belt and replaced it.
Took off the two lower front screws, Then the screws to take off the door and frame. Then the lint trap. Finally took out the drum. BOY WAS MY DRYER DIRTY WITH LINT! Vacumned it all out and washed the filter and filter housing with soap. Found out that I needed tension wheel also. Ordered that. Replaced the wheel, that was the hardest part. Need to take off this part like a "spring washer" and put it back on with the new wheel in place. Then placed the belt on the drum, belt on the tension, screwed the drum holder frame on, screwed the door frame on, screwed the lower panel on and it works great. By the way I am a female and if I can do it anyone can.
Lifted the top of the dryer removed two screws and pulled the front of the Dryer forward. Slipped the new belt over the drum and over the motor pulley.Pushed the front back in place and snapped the top of the dryer down and the job was complete.I thought the part would take three days to get here.It was delivered the day after I ordered it.
I began by disassembling the dryer to diagnose the problem. I discovered the belt had been riding on a section of a broken idler pulley as well as wearing a groove into the idler pulley bracket. I removed the broken parts and went to the Internet for replacement parts. Three days later the parts arrived and I began reassembly. I found it a little difficult to replace the drum with the belt in position but found it much easier to recruit some assistance during this phase. Another factor with the difficulty was that I hadn't paid real close attention to the webbing direction of the belt around the pulley and there were no diagrams depicting the proper direction of the new belt. I did figure it out relatively quickly but would advise paying very close attention to parts positioning during disassembly.
The repair went just like the video that PartSelect has. I was much easier than I thought it would be. Once I got the Dryer apart I cleaned it and then installed the new parts with no issues. However I did find that the Idler arm and pulley need changing so I have ordered them. I have reassembled the Dryer and it went back together as easy as it came apart. I recommend watching the video first if you have never done this. Good Luck
Took apart front of dryer, took out tub, replaced pully wheel, put tub back in with new belt, and put front back on. I would recomend replacing wear pads when doing this type of job.
Not my first dryer repair. This is an easy fix, even for a "novice." Just follow the directions that can be found at several websites, and pay attention. Easy to do, and will save you $$$. This is also a good time to clean excess lint out of the dryer! You should also inspect the felt that the drum rotates on. (And sweep underneath the appliance. Who wants to do that on a regular basis!!??)
With your parts and the book from the library, it was a piece of cake.
I took the bottom on the dryer off, then took the assembly that held in the drum. Then I took the drum out. replaced the bad parts, and put everything back together.I turned on the dryer, and presto.. no more grinding noise.
removed front of dryer, replaced old pully and put on new belt.
I pulled the heating element loose and layed it on the floor so I could see if the elements were heating. This required totally disassembling the dryer from the front including removing the drum. Then I bypassed the door switch so the dryer would run disassembled. Then plugged in the dryer and turned it on. Heating coils did not glow... Hmmmm. Put a meter across the two thermal switches mounted on the element assembly to find one of them was open. Ordered switch from PARTSELECT; ordered a belt too while I had it apart. Parts came very fast and reassembled with new parts. WORKS LIKE A CHAMP!!! Thanks Partselect!
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The New York Knicks have two of the top six scorers in the NBA. They score a ton of points, shoot a ton of 3-pointers, pay little heed to the concept of defense and are in the playoffs for the first time in seven years.
Madison Square Garden is once again a happenin' place (at least it is until the current season-ticket holders recover from sticker shock for the price to renew for next season). The estimable Chauncey Billups pronounced the Knicks as "dangerous." They certainly appear to be your basic "tough out."
But outside of Spike Lee and The Donald, is there anyone who thinks the Knicks have enough to upset the Boston Celtics in the first round? The 10 experts of ESPN.com all picked the Celtics to prevail. The wiseguys in Las Vegas like the Celtics.
"I feel good that our team will be ready,'' Celtics coach Doc Rivers said after the regular-season finale Wednesday.
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These two teams made the two biggest deals at the trading deadline. The Knicks basically gave up half their team (including three starters) to get Carmelo Anthony and Billups from Denver. The Celtics unloaded Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson for Jeff Green and Nenad Krstic, and then added three veteran free agents who they hoped would help them down the stretch. Neither team exactly took off after the deals. The Knicks finished the season 14-14 after pulling the trigger and, perhaps more revealing, were an underwhelming 8-10 in the 18 games that Anthony, Billups and Amare Stoudemire played in together. The Celtics were 16-12 after making their big trade and were just 10-10 in their last 20 games. The expectation in Boston after making the deal was that Shaquille O'Neal would not require two months to recover from an Achilles' injury, nor that he would re-injure himself in his one and only appearance since the trade. But all that did happen. None of the released-and-signed veterans (Troy Murphy, Carlos Arroyo, Sasha Pavlovic) have helped much either for the Celtics. Murphy was supposed to be the marquee addition, but he has done nothing to suggest he once was a 14-10 guy.
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While Celtic Nation has been consumed with Shaq's return to action, it may turn out to be a non-story. (Or, if Shaq comes up lame again, a non-starter.) This is not going to be a series dominated by big men. The Knicks don't even have a legitimate center, although Stoudemire and Ronny Turiaf masquerade as them for lineup purposes. New York is going to go small in this series, using Stoudemire as the titular center. That will make Shaq very dispensable and probably portends to a big role for Green, as Kevin Garnett will have to deal with Stoudemire. Look for the longish Green to also help out on Stoudemire, as they know each other from their days in the Western Conference. Celtics fans may come to appreciate the trade for Green in this series. The Celtics will use their big men (both O'Neals and possibly Krstic as well) but it may turn out to be counter-productive. Rivers doesn't mind going small; he had success with that when the team won the NBA title in 2008. So, basically, if Shaq needs more time, give it to him. This does not appear to be a series where the centers are going to be much of a factor.
Bombs away
Here's a very interesting stat. Anthony has taken just about the same number of 3-pointers this season as a Knick (125) as he did as a Nugget (126.) And he played in 23 more games as a Nugget! He also has made more 3s in 27 games as a Knick (53) than he did in 50 games as a Nugget (42.) The Knicks love to shoot the 3, averaging more than 25 of them a game. Only Orlando shoots and makes more 3-pointers. The Knicks also convert almost 37 percent of their 3s, which is good for eighth in the NBA. But here's the rub. The Celtics are the fifth-best team in the league defending the 3-point shot, allowing only 34 percent. Boston didn't let Orlando beat them with the 3 last year in the conference finals, mainly because Rivers refused to double-team Dwight Howard. The Knicks have Stoudemire as their inside guy, but don't expect the Celtics to double-team him, either. If the Knicks are going to launch 3s with their customary abandon, a lot of them are probably going to have to come in transition. "Defending the Arc" will be high on Rivers' to-do list for this series.
Mr. Big shot
While Anthony drew all the attention in the big trade with Denver, the Knicks also got a bonus in the deal with Billups. (My guess is that George Karl misses Billups a lot more than Melo.) He gives the Knicks a solid, veteran presence at a critical position. He can make 3s. He makes almost all of his free throws. He presents an interesting matchup for the Celtics in general and Rajon Rondo in particular. "Tough matchup for both,'' Rivers said. "Listen, Chauncey's a monster; he's big, he's strong. And he's a veteran. He's been through a lot of playoffs. And that's going to make him very, very good." Billups is the only Knick with a championship ring (from the 2004 Pistons). He has some knowledge of the Celtics from his days with the Pistons. And he's exactly who you'd want to run a team that is new to the playoffs: calm, cool, cerebral.
There's no 'I' in defense
If we go by the axiom that defense wins in the playoffs, we dismiss those really good Suns teams (coached by Mike D'Antoni) that got to the Western Conference finals in 2005 and 2006. But they went no farther. The Celtics have been to the NBA Finals twice in the last three years. The Knicks score points; only Denver scores more per game. The Celtics prevent points; no one allows fewer per game than Doc Rivers' lads. The Celtics also are second in the NBA (behind Chicago) in defensive field goal percentage and, as mentioned above, fifth in 3-point shooting defense. The Knicks? They allow more points per game than any other team in the playoffs. They have the worst defensive field goal percentage of any team in the playoffs. While the Knicks' style makes for entertaining basketball, it doesn't necessarily translate to winning basketball. The Knicks are going up against one of the best defensive teams in the league. When in doubt, go with the team that can make stops.
Loose balls
After making the big trade with Denver, the Knicks' roster underwent a dramatic reconfiguration to the point that backup guard Toney Douglas, who is in his second season with the team, is now, astonishingly, the longest tenured Knick. ... While the Knicks gained a lot of playoff experience with the arrivals of Billups and Anthony, only Sir Chauncey has any legit experience. Anthony's Denver teams were one-and-done every year but one, when they got to the conference finals against the Lakers. ... The Celtics will have to control the ball. New York is third in the league in points off turnovers. ... The Knicks were 18-22 against teams with winning records. That includes, of course, 0-4 against the Celtics.
I'm not thrilled with the way the Celtics finished the season, but I also understand the difficulty of working in all the new players while waiting -- foolishly as it turned out -- for Shaquille O'Neal to return. But with three days of practice and the home-court advantage, it's hard not to like the Celtics in this series. Like last year, it would behoove them to take care of business as quickly as possible. Like five games.
Longtime Celtics reporter Peter May is a frequent contributor to ESPNBoston.com.


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It's far from Chris Paul, but the Mavs made a major upgrade at point guard.
With Jose Calderon running the show, there won't be any worries this season about the primary decision-maker's lack of basketball IQ during crunch time. He has the sort of savvy the Mavs missed so much after Jason Kidd's departure last summer. This crosses one major priority off the Mavs' offseason list.
Calderon, who has career averages of 7.2 assists and only 1.7 turnovers per game, will make sure that Dirk Nowitzki gets the ball in the right spots at the right time on a consistent basis. He'll make teams pay for giving him open looks, as evidenced by his career shooting percentages (48.3 FG, 39.9 3s, including a league-best 46.1 from 3-point range last season).
Calderon will also serve as a mentor for rookie point guards Shane Larkin and Gal Mekel as they compete for backup minutes.
But Calderon, who sources say agreed to a four-year, $29 million deal, has flaws. He's limited athletically, so he's not a creator offensively and is a defensive liability.
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On March 15 and 16, 1995, the University of Washington had its twenty-first annual Computer Fair in Seattle. In 1973 it was called the Terminal Fair because, after all, people couldn't afford computers back then. Now this has grown to an event with around 16,000 attendees ranging from students to Boeing and Microsoft engineers.
SSC, publishers of Linux Journal, has had a booth at the fair for the past four years. In 1991 and 1992, SSC's booth with Unix products was not very popular among attendees compared to the other booths with mostly Windows and MS-DOS products. In 1993, we saw increased interest in our booth. Last year, in the Spring of 1994, we gave away several hundred free copies of Issue 1 of Linux Journal, we talked to hundreds of interested people about Linux.
This year, our booth was one of the most popular booths. One SSC employee (biased, we admit) claimed that only one booth at the show was more popular than SSC's booth, and that was the Starbucks Espresso booth. (For those not familiar with Seattle's reputation, it prides itself on the number of quality espresso stands and is called "latte-land" by some. Allegedly, Seattle consumes more coffee than any other city in the world, save Milan, Italy.)
This year, we gave out 4000 copies of Linux Journal and had hundreds of people enter their business cards in our drawing for an Essential Linux Pack. The winner of the Pack was Don Herold of North Bend, Washington.
Common questions asked while in the booth were:
How big a machine do I need to run Linux? Most people were surprised to find out machines much smaller than what are needed to run MS-Windows will support Linux just fine.
Will Linux run my DOS or (MS-Windows) programs? Most people were happy with a "yes" to the first question and seemed to settle for "maybe sometime soon" for the second part.
What does Linux cost? "Nothing" was a surprising answer for many. Handing them an SSC catalog that includes various CD distributions, as well as instructions on where and how to get Linux off the Internet, seemed to get people thinking that Linux for free is a reality.
Does Linux run on a Mac? Not a really popular question but when we explained to people that Mac programs can run on Linux (with the addition of Executor) these people seemed very surprised.
In addition to the booth, Phil Hughes, publisher of Linux Journal, spoke to a packed auditorium of 500 people. Phil's talk followed an IBM presentation on OS/2 Warp which, while well-attended, was not a full house.
Phil abandoned the more traditional marketing-oriented talk and, instead, presented a Question and Answer talk where he supplied the questions. When asked the reason for this type of talk he responded, "Most people interested in Linux don't need a sales pitch. They just want to know what it is and if it will do what they need done. If it does, it will sell itself." The large crowd at the Linux Journal booth following the talk indicated that Phil was right.
On Monday, March 20, the Seattle Linux Group met at SSC's offices. Prompted by the publicity at the UW Computer Fair, 58 people attended, up from the more typical 15-25 people. One person at the meeting told the group that he had not really been thinking about Linux but after talking to us at the Fair, he purchased a CD and installed it over the weekend. He was very pleased with the results.
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Remembering Congressman Charlie Wilson
At one point in the 1980s, more than 300,000 Afghan mujahedeen — warriors fighting back during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan — carried CIA-provided weapons. Rep. Charlie Wilson, the brash, controversial Texas Democrat who persuaded Congress to arm them, died this week at the age of 76.
Wilson's activities during the weapons-smuggling project were well documented, first in the book Charlie Wilson's War: The Extraordinary Story of the Largest Covert Operation in History, by 60 Minutes producer George Crile, and then in the 2007 Mike Nichols film Charlie Wilson's War, which starred Tom Hanks as Wilson.
In 2003, both Wilson and Crile sat down with Fresh Air to discuss Wilson's involvement in the CIA-funding weapons project as well as the unintended consequences of supporting the mission.
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Depressed teens need to shut off social media sites, stop texting, experts suggest
SALT LAKE CITY — Some experts believe that Facebook, endless texting and other activities that keep kids "connected" actually add to a major disconnect that is hard on those who are depressed or struggling. The answer, they say, is to spend face-to-face time with others and have real conversations.
That's the theory behind Camp Kivu, a Colorado adventure camp begun by Andy Braner in 2001. Since then, he told The Daily Beast, he's seen 20,000 youths pass through the doors, where they hand in their cellphones to be locked away and they unplug from the continuous online presence that is the after-school reality of most teenagers these days — and of many adults, too.
Braner, who wrote "Alone," believes people are made more lonely by Facebook, Twitter and other online sites designed for social interaction. At his camp, the youths instead do trust exercises, converse often and deeply, and play hard together. They also explore career options.
"If you look at what Facebook's done to what I call friendship, we've created this illusion of friendship with a click and a 'like,' esepcially in this young generation of students who don't know life without social media," he told the Beast, noting that a whole generation believes social networks are the "norm" for social interactions.
He's not the first to raise the issue. A few months ago, The Atlantic suggested the same thing with an article called, "Is Facebook Making Us Lonely?"
The author, Stephen Marche, tells of the death of Yvette Vickers, a B-movie star who was discovered perhaps months after she died at age 83, her computer running, her time of death unknown, her social connections virtual and seemingly not quite real enough to notice she was gone. He follows it with a deep look at both research and pop culture around the nature of relationships.
In the end, Marche concludes that "Nostalgia for the good old days of disconnection would not just be pointless, it would be hypocritical and ungrateful. But the very magic of the new machines, the efficiency and elegance with which they serve us, obscures what isn't being served: everything that matters. What Facebook has revealed about human nature — and this is not a minor revelation — is that a connection is not the same thing as a bond, and that instant and total connection is no salvation, no ticket to a happier, better world or a more liberated version of humanity. ... Facebook denies us a pleasure whose profundity we had underestimated: the chance to forget about ourselves for a while, the chance to disconnect."
"We've become accustomed to a new way of being 'alone together,'" notes a New York Times column by Sherry Turkle, who is a professor at MIT and the author of "Alone Together: Why We Expect More From Technology and Less From Each Other."
Turkle describes the connected-isolation this way: "In the silence of connection, people are comforted by being in touch with a lot of people — carefully kept at bay. We can't get enough of one another if we can use technology to keep one another at distances we can control: not too close, not too far, just right. I think of it as a Goldilocks effect."
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Multiple buildings made traffic in and out of the property difficult.
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Did not bother us but this hotel can be too busy for some groups. Lots of events on the weekend and summer.
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No microwave
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Evidence for progressive reduction and loss of telocytes in the dermal cellular network of systemic sclerosis
Version of Record online: 27 FEB 2013
DOI: 10.1111/jcmm.12028
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Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Volume 17, Issue 4, pages 482–496, April 2013
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Manetti, M., Guiducci, S., Ruffo, M., Rosa, I., Faussone-Pellegrini, M. S., Matucci-Cerinic, M. and Ibba-Manneschi, L. (2013), Evidence for progressive reduction and loss of telocytes in the dermal cellular network of systemic sclerosis. Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, 17: 482–496. doi: 10.1111/jcmm.12028
Publication History
- Issue online: 28 APR 2013
- Version of Record online: 27 FEB 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 22 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Received: 12 NOV 2012
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- telocytes;
- skin;
- dermis;
- systemic sclerosis;
- scleroderma;
- fibrosis;
- immunohistochemistry;
- transmission electron microscopy
Telocytes, a peculiar type of stromal cells, have been recently identified in a variety of tissues and organs, including human skin. Systemic sclerosis (SSc, scleroderma) is a complex connective tissue disease characterized by fibrosis of the skin and internal organs. We presently investigated telocyte distribution and features in the skin of SSc patients compared with normal skin. By an integrated immunohistochemical and transmission electron microscopy approach, we confirmed that telocytes were present in human dermis, where they were mainly recognizable by their typical ultrastructural features and were immunophenotypically characterized by CD34 expression. Our findings also showed that dermal telocytes were immunophenotypically negative for CD31/PECAM-1 (endothelial cells), α-SMA (myofibroblasts, pericytes, vascular smooth muscle cells), CD11c (dendritic cells, macrophages), CD90/Thy-1 (fibroblasts) and c-kit/CD117 (mast cells). In normal skin, telocytes were organized to form three-dimensional networks distributed among collagen bundles and elastic fibres, and surrounded microvessels, nerves and skin adnexa (hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands). Telocytes displayed severe ultrastructural damages (swollen mitochondria, cytoplasmic vacuolization, lipofuscinic bodies) suggestive of ischaemia-induced cell degeneration and were progressively lost from the clinically affected skin of SSc patients. Telocyte damage and loss evolved differently according to SSc subsets and stages, being more rapid and severe in diffuse SSc. Briefly, in human skin telocytes are a distinct stromal cell population. In SSc skin, the progressive loss of telocytes might (i) contribute to the altered three-dimensional organization of the extracellular matrix, (ii) reduce the control of fibroblast, myofibroblast and mast cell activity, and (iii) impair skin regeneration and/or repair.


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- 1 to 2 teaspoons lime juice
- 1 cup ginger ale, chilled
- 8 ice cubes
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- 1. In a large bowl, combine the grapefruit juice, orange juice, lime juice and ginger ale. Serve in two chilled glasses over ice. Garnish with lime and orange slices if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 52 calories, 0.550g fat (0.550g saturated fat), 0mg cholesterol, 16mg sodium, 12g carbohydrate (0g sugars, 0.550g fiber), 1g protein Diabetic Exchanges:1 fruit
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Forget the Chinese Year of the Rabbit. This is the Year of Money. So says Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James, in a recent client note.
For one thing, 2011 has a plethora of dates that contain the number one: 1/1/11, 1/11/11, 11/1/11 and 11/11/11, which falls this Friday. Moreover, people born in the last century who add the last two digits of their birth year to their age, will all get a sum of 111. That, too, is an apparent indication of a money year.
Gaming It: A strategist plays numerologist ('11 is full of mathematical quirks), but is serious about the value of U.S. stocks. William Waitzman for Barron's
In addition, it is noted that October 2011 contains five Sundays, five Mondays and five Saturdays, an event that is supposed to happen only once every 823 years, and signifies a "Moneybag" year, Saut observes, although this last part may be a canard. (But there are multiple months this year with five sets of three days.)
Whatever the case, Saut is still "very constructive" on stocks. "If we don't talk ourselves into a recession, I think performance anxiety is going to force money managers to buy stocks," he says. In Europe, he says he couldn't find a single manager who was more than 15% invested in U.S. stocks, and adds that endowments are currently only 11% invested in U.S. equities. (There's that number again!)
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