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To examine the intrapancreatic production of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) α and define its cell of origin during acute pancreatitis.
Acute necrotizing pancreatitis was induced in adult male mice by administering cerulein (50 μg/kg intraperitoneally four times over 3 hours). Animals were killed at 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8 hours, with the severity of pancreatitis established by blind histologic grading and serum amylase, lipase, and TNF levels. The expression of TNF messenger RNA within the pancreas was established by the reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction. Intrapancreatic TNF protein was analyzed by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, Western blot, and immunohistochemical methods.
Acute pancreatitis was manifest within 1 hour of the first cerulein injection and increased in severity through 8 hours. There was no constitutive expression of TNF messenger RNA within the pancreas, but transcripts were induced within 30 minutes following the onset of pancreatitis, increasing through 4 hours. Intrapancreatic and serum TNF peptide levels became detectable at 1 hour and increased over 6 hours (both P<.001 vs control), with intrapancreatic levels rising faster and attaining concentrations three times higher than time-matched serum levels (P<.01). Immunohistochemical staining demonstrated the progressive infiltration of macrophages into the pancreas that stained heavily for TNF (P<.01 vs control).
Tumor necrosis factor gene expression is induced locally during acute pancreatitis, resulting in large amounts of intrapancreatic TNF with levels consistently higher than those found in the serum. The overall rise in both tissue and serum TNF concentrations correlates directly with the severity of pancreatic damage and inflammation. The infiltrating macrophage appears to contribute most to this process.(Arch Surg. 1995;130:966-970)
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Nadal Withdraws, and Ulysses At Dusk
By sachs on Jun 20, 2009 | In tennis | 10 comments »
Ulysses at Dusk, Federer Facing '09:
It little profits that an idle king,
By this still hearth, among these barren crags,
Match'd with an aged wife, I mete and dole
Unequal laws unto a savage race,
That hoard, and sleep, and feed, and know not me.
I cannot rest from travel: I will drink
Life to the lees: All times I have enjoy'd
Greatly, have suffer'd greatly, both with those
That loved me, and alone, on shore, and when
Thro' scudding drifts the rainy Hyades
Vext the dim sea: I am become a name;
For always roaming with a hungry heart
Much have I seen and known; cities of men
And manners, climates, councils, governments,
Myself not least, but honour'd of them all;
And drunk delight of battle with my peers,
Far on the ringing plains of windy Troy.
And oh yeah, the defending champion and World Number 1 is OUT OF WIMBLEDON. That's Rafa, if you are just coming to the sport due to love of this blog.
PART ONE: The Widening Gyre
The tennis world slowed down from 2004 to 2008. In the past, the tour was a wild and woolly place where new contenders sprang up at each grand slam, and sometimes with great showings at the Masters tournaments.
Then came Fed, and from 2004 to 2008, there were only 2 storylines: First, Would Federer continue his dominance? And then, starting in 2005, would Nadal catch up to Fed? Somehow, the answer to both was yes. Fed maintained, winning multiple Slams each year until '08, all the while Nadal slowly cutting into the awesome lead Fed had created in the rankings. Then it happened in '08, that Fed somehow maintained dominance over the Rest while being caught by Nadal who had a Federeresque year: while Fed finalled in ALL FOUR Grand Slams, winning the U.S. Open, Rafa took an accountants trick: he didn't start '08 in January as the rest of us do, but in the spring clay court season. Not a fiscal '08, but a Nadal '08, reeling off clay Masters titles, demolishing Roger at the French, winning Wimbledon in the Greatest Match Ever Played, Olympic Gold, summer hard court Masters shields (including Toronto, where I watched in person as he demolished still-rising Andy Murray in the quarters) and then a semifinal exit in the semis at the US. The Nadal '08 of course continued in '09 with his January Australian Open title.
So it was.
And in January, as Nadal's '08 was not quite done, the rest of us pondered, after four years, new storylines:
Now, could Nadal maintain dominance? Was Federer's time at the pinnacle done, would retirement follow soon? Could Nole and Murray compete with Nadal, for the top, and would Fed stay in that mix?
Then, another new story. As Nadal's 08 came to a close, with a 5th set breakdown by Federer to allow Nadal the Australian crown, with similar breakdowns against Nole and Murray in other tournaments through February and March, and, as the clay season dawned, we wondered not whether Federer could regain the top spot, but whether he could stay in the top three at all?
Now how quickly things have changed!
With Nadal's French Open exit, Federer's clay crown at long last, and decidedly-not-number-one showings from Nole and Murray, we are already onto a new set of storylines. Think of it: the tour was a settled place from 04-08. 08 Saw Nadal replace Federer in the dominator role, but not much else changed. Now in 09, things have happened fast:
*Nadal was an all-conquering force, until he was not, and now we wonder if he ever will be again. Chatter over the last weeks has been whether his knee injury was for real, or whether Rafa was simply emotionally battered by his wild ride and French devastation. Now the truth is known. The Wimbledon champion has withdrawn to heal.
*Just weeks ago, Fed was a spent force, a conquered hero, ready to retire with new bride and babe on the way. But like Ulysses, this hero refused to sail meekly into the night:
We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
*Murray and Nole were crown princes, the Top Four was a sacrosanct circle admitting no other pretenders as contenders. Now, the gates lie open and there is no such neat distinction between these two and the field.
Part Two: The French and Wimbledon
I go along with the group-mind on what the French means for Federer: a last monkey off his back, I believe Federer will be as strong mentally as ever.
What no one seems to be paying attention to, though, is his actual tennis. Tennis is not Vulcan chess. It does require some body. And Fed's has returned. We saw it first in Madrid with his easy championship over a beaten-down Nadal, and it was confirmed in Paris. While Federer may never regain quite the form of '04-'07, the inconsistent, safe-hitting, second-serving Federer of '08 is gone. In the Paris finals, Federer made it through a second set tiebreak hitting only aces. Federer is drop-shotting, going for lines, attacking the net. This is the Federer he needs to be to beat Nadal at his peak.
But will we ever again see Nadal at his peak? I wrote after Madrid that Nadal no longer looked invulnerable. Like a dictatorship that opens a slight window of freedom for its people, this crack of light is all it takes for a starved mob to crash through. After 5 years in darkness, the ATP mob is ready to party. Robin Soderling showed it in Paris. Now, going into Wimbledon, Nadal faces yet more serious problems. Chronic knee tendonitis threatens not just his title defense (and thus the Number One ranking), but his career. How sad for tennis would it be if Nadal could never regain that form? If the epic Nadal-Fed finals were indeed in the past, as many thought, but it was FED who carried on?
Nole meanwhile has shown that his semifinal loss to Nadal in Madrid still weighs on him. If he can't recover mentally from that one match, top players will feast on him.
Murray had a strong showing at the French, and a win at the Queen's grass court tune-up event. He is telling everyone who listens that he can win Wimbledon, and perhaps he can, but, even if Nole looks weak, there are many other contenders looking strong: Juan Martin del Potro and Andy Roddick are knocking on the Big Four's door. Old warriors Haas and Safin, whose careers have never lived up to their potential due to injuries of the body and mind, now remind us of what was once seen in them. Gael Monfils and Jo-Wilfred Tsonga threaten, and of course, we all want to know if RObin Soderling can continue his awesome new form. All of these players bear close watching in the two weeks to come.
Nadal is out, Nole is questionable, and Murray is surrounded by other barking dogs. But Federer, like the Dude, abides.
This we know. The rest we guess.
In the draw, Roddick has espcaped Federer's half. I expect a very strong showing from him. On grass, he is more than capable of taking down Nole and Murray.
We are set for Roddick/Murray in one semi, and Fed/Djoker in the other, if Nole should make it that far.
I will predict a Fed/Roddick third final, a third triumph, 6th Wimbledon and 15th Slam for Roger.
As for the women: Due to vicious seeding, Venus Williams, defending champion and 5 time Wimbledon winner, is in the 3rd hole. Serena, 2 time Wimbledon champ, is #2. French Open choker, 0 SLam winner, Dinara Safina is #1.
BUT, Venus and Serena are on opposite halves! My prediction: Venus over Dinara in one semis, and someone other than Serena representing the other half.
Some early matches to look out for:
Santoro vs Kiefer, a first round battle of aging wizards. Should be great fun.
Second round: del Potro vs Hewitt
Andy Murray vs Ernests Gulbis
A third aging wiz, Ferrero vs the winner of Santoro/Kiefer
Dr. Ivo vs Canuck Frankie Dancevic
Let's go enjoy some grass!
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Team's Reaccreditation Visit to the UM Miller School and its Regional Campus at FAU Completed
A site visit team from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) departed the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine late last week, taking with them assessments, data and perspectives that will play a key role in determining whether the medical school is reaccredited.
This in-depth audit of the school's medical program ensures that it meets rigorous guidelines for service and quality. The accreditation is an endorsement that the postsecondary educational institution conforms to nationally-recognized standards for medical school function, structure and performance. The accreditation process also fosters institutional and program improvement.
The re-certification process, which occurs every eight years, checks for adherence to LCME standards and required a site visit to both the Miami campus, as well as the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Regional Medical Campus at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, for extensive staff interviews and documentation review. LCME is the sole accrediting body for all allopathic medical schools in the United States and Canada.
"The LCME site visitors thoroughly scrutinized every aspect of the Miller School's operations," says Laurence B. Gardner, M.D., professor of medicine and executive dean for education and policy, of the site visit which took place over four consecutive days. "The examiners had opportunities to interact with faculty, staff and students on our campuses in Miami and at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. While the final report and conclusions will not be delivered until June at the earliest, the preliminary report for the school identified only a small number of concerns, all of which we feel can be addressed to the satisfaction of the LCME."
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The University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, founded in 1952, was the first medical school in the state of Florida. The Miller School of Medicine is located on the 100-acre University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center complex in Miami. The medical center includes three University-owned hospitals that make up the University of Miami Health System (UHealth): University of Miami Hospital, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. Our three primary affiliated hospitals on the campus include Jackson Memorial Hospital, Holtz Children's Hospital and the Miami VA Medical Center. Miller School faculty members conduct more than 1,700 research projects in basic science and clinical care in facilities totaling more than 500,000 square feet of research space.


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Among over-50s, 69% watch TV for information
A pan-European survey of TV viewing by global marketing outfit Research Intl. found that people over 50 watch for information while those aged 16-30 want entertainment.
The survey of 6,000 viewers was commissioned by UPC Broadband and conducted in the 14 territories in which UPC, a subsidiary of Liberty Global, operates.
While 55% of all Euro consumers polled watch TV to be informed, in Poland the percentage jumped to 76% while in Norway it dropped to 33%.
Among over-50s, 69% said information was the main reason they watched TV, while 56% in the 16-29 age group said they wanted entertainment.
Some 62% of Europeans over 50 watch TV more than two hours a day, with the number slipping to 47% in the 16-29 year age group.
Those polled were skeptical about news broadcasts, with only 21% believing the information is always or usually true.
Some 48% believe that public and commercial TV news are equally trustworthy, but 41% trusted pubcasters more. Romania is the only country that trusts commercial broadcasts more than public broadcasts.


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Professor of Medicine
Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine
San Francisco, CA 94143-0843
Professor of Environmental Health Sciences
University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health
Berkeley, CA 94720-7360
Creative Achievements
Demonstrated that:
- People with asthma have increased airway inflammation after exposure to ozone compared to those without asthma;
- Wildland firefighters have decreased lung function after a fire season as compared to their pre-season baseline values;
- Air pollution in Californias San Joaquin Valley is associated exacerbations of asthma and decreased lung function in children;
- Occupational exposures to vapors, gases, dusts, and fumes increase the risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease;
- Short-term exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke causes acute cardiovascular effects;
- A chimney stove intervention (compared to a traditional open fire) can reduce risk of early childhood pneumonia in rural Guatemala.
Current Research Interests
- Acute cardiovascular effects of ozone in older persons (controlled human exposure study)
- Chronic effects of traffic-related air pollution on lung function, immune function, obesity and diabetes (epidemiologic study)
- Acute respiratory and cardiovascular effects of secondhand tobacco smoke (controlled human exposure studies)
- Effects of arsenic in drinking water on lung function (epidemiologic study)
- Association between fine particulate pollution and risk of hospitalization for cardiovascular disease (epidemiologic study)
- Interventions to reduce exposure to biomass smoke from domestic cooking in developing countries (randomized controlled trials)
Dr. Balmes received his M.D. degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in 1976. After internal medicine training at Mount Sinai and pulmonary subspecialty, occupational medicine, and research training at Yale, he joined the faculty of USC in 1982. He joined the faculty at UCSF in 1986 and is currently Professor and Division Chief of Occupational and Environmental Medicine at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH). He joined the faculty at the School of Public Health at UC Berkeley in 2002. His major academic activities include his research laboratory, several collaborative epidemiological research projects, various advisory and editorial committees, and direction of the COEH since 2000.
Dr. Balmes' laboratory, the Human Exposure Laboratory (HEL), has been studying the respiratory and cardiovascular health effects of various air pollutants for over 25 years. Recently, the HEL has been focusing on the acute effects of ozone, secondhand tobacco smoke, and wood smoke. The HEL was the first group to demonstrate a) histological evidence of ozone-induced airway injury and inflammation in human subjects, b) that asthmatic subjects have greater inflammatory responses to ozone than normal subjects, c) that asthmatic subjects recruit macrophages to the airways with consecutive day exposures, and d) exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke causes endothelial dysfunction. The lab is currently studying the impact of a genetic polymorphism of the antioxidant enzyme, Glutathione-S-transferase M1, on the susceptibility of asthmatic subjects to the combined effects of an allergen and ozone. We are also studying the relationship of acute airway inflammatory responses to acute cardiovascular responses after both ozone and secondhand tobacco smoke.
Dr. Balmes is also collaborating on several epidemiological projects. One such project is called the Children's Health Air Pollution Study (CHAPS). The overall specific aim of CHAPS is to determine relationships between air pollution and childrens health, including birth defects, pre-term birth, asthma, immune function, obesity, and glucose dysregulation. A second project Chronic Respiratory Effects of Early Childhood Exposure to Respirable Particulate Matter (CRECER) involves longitudinal study of the effects of biomass smoke exposure on chronic respiratory health of ~500 young children in rural Guatemala. A third line of research involves the effects of arsenic in drinking water on lung health Chile. Yet another project, involves the effect of chronic exposure to hydrogen sulfide on asthma and lung function in Rotorua, New Zealand (http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/cheers).
Occupational and Environmental Lung Disease, Interdepartmental Studies 102b (UCSF)
Introduction to Environmental Health Sciences, PH 150b (undergraduate) and PH 270 (graduate) (UC Berkeley)
- Environmental/Occupational Medicine Academic Award, NIEHS, 1991-1996
- Clean Air Research Award, American Lung Association of San Francisco and San Mateo, 1997
- Clean Air Award, American Lung Association of California, 1999
- Jean Spencer Felton Award for Excellence in Scientific Writing, Western Occupational and Environmental Medicine Association, 2002
- Robert A. Kehoe Award of Merit, American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2006
- Carl Moyer Award for Scientific Leadership and Technical Excellence, Coalition for Clean Air, 2006
- Rutherford T. Johnstone Award for Exemplary Contributions to the Field of Occupational Medicine,
- Western Occupational and Environmental Medical Association, 2010
- Robert M. Zweig Memorial Clean Air Hero Award, South Coast Air Quality Management District, 2012
Recent Publications
- Chen C, Arjomandi M, Tager IB, Holland N, Balmes J. Effects of antioxidant enzyme polymorphisms on ozone-induced lung function changes. Eur Respir J 2007; 30:677-683.
- Chen C, Arjomandi M, Balmes J, Tager I, Holland N. Effects of chronic and acute ozone exposure on lipid peroxidation and antioxidant capacity in healthy young adults. Environ Health Perspect 2007;115:1732-1737.
- Heiss C, Amabile N, Lee AC, Real WM, Schick SF, Lao D, Wong ML, Sarah Jahn S, Angeli FS, Minasi P, Springer ML, Hammond SK, Glantz SA, Grossman W, Balmes JR, Yeghiazarians Y. Brief secondhand smoke exposure depresses EPC activity and endothelial function: sustained vascular injury and blunted NO production. J Am Coll Cardiol 2008;51:1760-1771.
- Blanc P, Iribarren C, Trupin L, Earnest G, Katz P, Balmes J, Sidney S, Eisner M,. Occupational exposures and the risk of COPD: dusty trades revisited. Thorax 2009;64:6-12.
- Balmes JR, Earnest G, Katz PP, Yelin EH, Eisner MD, Chen H, Trupin L, Lurmann F, Blanc PD. Exposure to traffic: lung function and health status in adults with asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunol 2009;123:626-631.
- Arjomandi M, Seward J, Gotway MB, Nishimura S, Fulton GP, Thundiyil J, King TE, Harber P, Balmes J. Low prevalence of chronic beryllium disease among workers at a nuclear weapons research and development facility. J Occup Environ Med 2010;52:647-652.
- Mann JK, Balmes JR, Bruckner TA, Mortimer KM, Margolis HG, Pratt B, Hammond SK, Lurmann F, Tager IB. Short-term effects of air pollution on wheeze in asthmatic children in Fresno, California. Environ Health Perspect 2010;118:1497-502.
- Nadeau K, McDonald-Hyman C, Noth EM, Pratt B, Hammond SK, Balmes J, Tager I. Ambient air pollution impairs regulatory T-cell function in asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunol 2010;126:845-852.
- Dauphiné DC, Ferreccio C, Guntur S, Yuan Y, Hammond SK, Balmes J, Smith AH, Steinmaus C. Lung function in adults following in utero and childhood exposure to arsenic in drinking water: preliminary findings. Int Arch Occup Environ Health 2011.
- Smith KR, McCracken JP, Weber MW, Hubbard A, Jenny A, Thompson L, Balmes J, Diaz A, Arana B, Bruce N. RESPIRE: A Randomised Controlled Trial of the impact of reducing household air pollution on childhood pneumonia in Guatemala. The Lancet 2011.
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From: "Joonwoo Park"
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:13:34 +0900
Joonwoo-ssi annyoung haseyo,
> [NET]: Fix Ooops of napi net_rx_action.
> Before doing list_move_tail napi poll_list, it should be ensured
> Signed-off-by: Joonwoo Park
> ---
> diff --git a/net/core/dev.c b/net/core/dev.c
> index 86d6261..74bd5ab 100644
> --- a/net/core/dev.c
> +++ b/net/core/dev.c
> @@ -2207,7 +2207,8 @@ static void net_rx_action(struct softirq_action *h)
> * still "owns" the NAPI instance and therefore can
> * move the instance around on the list at-will.
> */
> - if (unlikely(work == weight))
> + if (unlikely((test_bit(NAPI_STATE_SCHED, &n->state))
> + && (work == weight)))
> list_move_tail(&n->poll_list, list);
> netpoll_poll_unlock(have);
How can the NAPI_STATE_SCHED bit be cleared externally yet we take
this list_move_tail() code path?
If NAPI_STATE_SCHED is cleared, work will be zero which will never be
equal to 'weight', and this we'll never attempt the list_move_tail().
If something clears NAPI_STATE_SCHED meanwhile, we have a serious race
and your patch is an incomplete bandaid. For example, if it can
happen, then a case like:
if (test_bit(NAPI_STATE_SCHED, &n->state))
... something clears NAPI_STATE_SCHED right now ...
work = n->poll(n, weight);
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I've been to a bunch of weddings lately and FMF's article about the cost of weddings going up for attendees is pretty on point.
JLP asks if you'd buy a $31,000 110-hp 55 mpg vehicle… my answer is no. First off, $31,000 is outside my budget for a vehicle… 110-hp is a little too little for me even though 55 mpg is mighty impressive. You can do the math but I can tell you the tradeoff analysis won't ever give you a reason to buy a 55 mpg $31,000 car.
Nickel writes about how he's maxed out his FSA for the year… He also discusses how he has used it all up but won't be around to make the rest of the payments. While it's alright to feel guilty, ultimately the system works because it likely has a roughly net-zero effect across all accounts. Some overuse, most underuse. I also work it down to $0 but then again I pick up tails-up pennies on the ground (whichever ones are bad luck).
Flexo writes about how Kevin Federline supports the penny… I want to know how Federline is married to Britney Spears.
MBH has another Prosper related article, this time he worries about those borrowers who only borrow to lend it back out to other Prosper users. Sure you can score a 7% loan and lend back out to someone for a little more, but isn't it easier to borrow at 0% and get a guaranteed 4.x% from an online savings account?{ 0 comments, please add your thoughts now! }


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Milwaukee Rep's 'I Left My Heart' celebrates song more than singer
If you attend "I Left My Heart," the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's season-opening Tony Bennett revue, you won't hear a word about the man who helped liberate a concentrate camp, marched with Martin Luther King Jr. at Selma and became an outspoken opponent of the American invasion of Iraq. Nor will you hear about Bennett's two divorces or former drug addiction.
As the subtitle to the Rep's revue indicates, what co-writers David Grapes and Todd Olson (who also directs) have created is a "salute to the music of Tony Bennett," with an emphasis on the music. »Read Full Article(1)
Twin Lakes native Megan Ruger advances on 'The Voice'
Twin Lakes native Megan Ruger has made it through the Battles round on "The Voice."
The Nashville-based rock singer, a member of coach and mentor Blake Shelton's team, performed a duet of Avril Lavigne's "My Happy Ending" with fellow Team Blake contestant Ria Eaton. »Read Full Article
Brewers fans line up for Hank the dog's Miller Park debut
Lizzie and Sydney Kaiser of Bayside had a homemade poster in hand to meet Hank the Brewers dog at Miller Park on Tuesday. They also may have had sleep in their eyes. The sun wasn't up yet.
About 250 people lined up at the Miller Park Hot Corner in hopes of getting a photo taken with the ballpark pup inside the Team Store by Majestic. »Read Full Article(59)
Hank's Day Out: Photoshop the ballpark pup into your own photos
Hank the dog is now a cross-country traveler and media icon for the Milwaukee Brewers. So we started to wonder: What's Hank's next big adventure? We took the ballpark pup's publicity photo (pup-licity photo?) and Photoshopped him in to various scenes. Where will he go next?
Download our pre-made Hank cutouts and add them to your own images. Submit them here or send them to firstname.lastname@example.com and we will post them in this gallery. »Read Full Article(1)
Aloe Blacc; Foster the People; the Pretty Reckless; Jo Dee Messina; the Black Lips; Luther Dickinson
Aloe Blacc »Read Full Article
Hank the dog — Milwaukee's new favorite pastime
Where else, Linda Scherr wondered aloud, would people get up at 4:30 in the morning, drive to Miller Park and stand in line to see a stray dog?
"No place but Milwaukee," the northwest side woman answered. »Read Full Article(39)
Aprahamian nominated for James Beard award
Justin Aprahamian, the chef and owner of Sanford restaurant, is a finalist for a James Beard award for best chef Midwest, the sole nominee from Wisconsin.
Finalists were announced this morning in Chicago. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee's Tillman directs Sparks novel; Madison's Webb says no more 'Spider-Man'
It has been reported that writer-director and Milwaukee native George Tillman Jr., will direct "The Longest Ride," based on the novel by romance writer Nicholas Sparks.
Tillman's previous films included "Soul Food," which was inspired by his growing up here, and "Men of Honor." »Read Full Blog Post
Marcus Theatres to spend $50 million on upgrades
Milwaukee-based Marcus Theatres is investing $50 million by the end of May in new seats, screens and restaurant operations at its cinemas throughout the Midwest, the company announced Tuesday.
The company is adding new wide screens, bringing a total of 11 UltraScreen DLX screens and nine traditional UltraScreens, as well as new DreamLounger recliner seats. »Read Full Article(1)
Former A.V. Club editor Matt Wild launches Milwaukee Record
Matt Wild, the former city editor of the A.V. Club Milwaukee, and Tyler Maas, a writer for that now bygone site, are starting their own venture, an arts and entertainment web site called the Milwaukee Record.
The new site, scheduled to launch on April 7, will cover local music, dining, film, art and sports in a "smart, opinionated and irreverent" way, the two announced in a statement Tuesday morning. »Read Full Article
Countdown to Spring: 2 days!!!
You did it, people! Well, you almost did it. You made it through one of the worst winters ever.
Why not get started with the celebration early. You can find the cure for cabin fever at...the Cure for Cabin Fever, at the Italian Community Center's Festa Ballroom, 631 E. Chicago St., at 6:30 p.m. tonight. »Read Full Blog Post(2)


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1:40 Exploiting Kinase Polypharmacology in Cell Cycle Regulation via High-Content Imaging
Jeffrey Sutherland, Ph.D., Discovery Informatics, Eli Lilly and Company
Limitations of target-based drug discovery include the consequences of removing target proteins from their cellular context, wherein modifications or interactions with other proteins may play essential roles, and an inability to anticipate polypharmacology. This presentation focuses on drug discovery efforts at Lilly taking advantage of high content imaging methods coupled with informatics tools to collect and analyze data from disease relevant cellular systems and their potential to guide SAR.
2:10 Binding Modes of Fragment-Like Kinase Inhibitors
Keith Constantine, Ph.D., Bristol-Myers Squibb
Strategies for Observing and Interpreting Kinase-Inhibitor Nuclear Overhauser
Effects In support of kinase drug discovery efforts at Bristol Myers Squibb, we have developed and utilized methods for rapidly observing and interpreting nuclear Overhauser effects (NOEs) from kinase-inhibitor complexes. This presentation will illustrate the use of residue type-selective protonation and/or protein stabilization for observing kinase-inhibitor NOEs with adequate sensitivity, and how such data can greatly assist the structural modeling of these complexes. Our results include the detection of relatively large protein conformational changes in response to a relatively small inhibitor modifications, and the descrimination of multiple and single binding modes for fragment-like kinase inhibitors. The application of a pose scoring algorithm (NOE matching) to a kinase-inhibitor complex will also be described.
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3:25 Networking Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Hall
4:05 From HTS to Clinical Compound: Discovery of Potent and Exquisitely Selective C-Met Inhibitor PF-4217903
Jingrong Jean Cui, Ph.D., Associate Research Fellow, Research Chemistry, Pfizer, Inc.
PF-4217903 was a potent and exquisitely selective c-Met inhibitor currently in Phase I clinical trial for oncology application. This unique drug discovery story covered structure evaluation of a HTS Hit, identification of an exquisitely selective c-Met inhibitor binding mode, structure based drug design, and medicinal chemistry lead optimization on ADME,in vivo PK and toxicity properties.
4:35 Identification of Potent and Selective Inhibitors of Trk Kinases
Tao Wang, Ph.D., Principal Scientist, Cancer, AstraZeneca
The design, synthesis and biological evaluation of a series of potent Trk kinase inhibitors is reported. High-throughput screening identified a promising hit. Initial optimization of the series led to improvement of in vitro potency. Further optimization using two strategies resulted in significant improvement of physical properties.
5:05 Breakout Discussions with the Experts
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The Philadelphia Art Commission on Wednesday approved sculptor Stephen Layne's design of one of the key moments in Joe Frazier's storied career - his knockdown of Muhammad Ali with a left hook in the 15th round of 1971's "Fight of the Century" - to honor the South Carolinian who made Philadelphia his home.
The nine-foot statue, to be placed outside Xfinity Live in South Philadelphia, will be unveiled in about a year. All that is left to sort out are details on lighting and finishing touches on the pedestal, according to lawyer Richard Hayden, who represents the entities and people, including the Cordish family and Comcast-Spectacor, who raised the $160,000 cost of the statue.


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Assistance from volunteers comes in many forms, including confidence-building measures, power-sharing arrangements, electoral support, strengthening the rule of law, and economic and social development. As of March 2006, in addition to military and police personnel, more than 4,800 international civilian personnel, 1,600 UN Volunteers and over 10,000 local civilian personnel worked in UN peacekeeping missions.
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Georgetown University recognizes Nurses for Patient Safety Initiative
Community Hospital nurses (left to right) Kathy Porras, Molly Janovsky and Melissa Angyus are recipients of the Communications Award for their poster project "Striving to be a Pressure Ulcer Free Facility."
Three Community Hospital nurses have won the Communications Award at the Georgetown University Patient Safety Awards and Educational Conference to prevent pressure ulcers, a complication that hospitalized patients can develop.
Members of the Wound Ostomy team, Molly Janovsky, M.S., APRN, B.C., CWON, CWCN, CDE; Kathy Porras, M.S., APRN, B.C., CWOCN and Melissa Angyus, M.S., APRN, CWCN-AP, COCN, recently presented their work "Striving to be a Pressure Ulcer Free Facility" to a panel of leading patient safety experts at Georgetown University. The focus of this initiative was to create awareness among hospital workers about the risks of pressure ulcers and their role in prevention.
"We're proud of our Wound Ostomy Advance Practice Nurses who work together toward a common goal: making a hospital stay safer for patients, then sharing this knowledge with other healthcare professionals," said Ronda McKay, R.N., MSN, CNS, chief nursing officer at Community Hospital. "Their project used evidence-based nursing practices —a model that empowers nurses to use research, analysis and patient history to provide the most comprehensive care possible to patients. They serve as great examples of how nurses are taking a leadership role in providing quality care delivered in hospitals today."
In 2009, Community Hospital, Munster, Ind. was invited to participate in the state's Pressure Ulcer Quality Improvement Initiative. Community Hospital's Wound Ostomy team led the project that was designed to provide a pressure ulcer-free environment for patients on the Oncology Unit.
To accomplish this, the nursing team created a communication tool for circular communication of pressure ulcer prevention efforts between nurses and nursing assistants. A mascot, PUFF (Pressure Ulcer Free Facility) dragon, was created and highlighted on the "PUFF News" storyboard, designed to educate and communicate the project and post results. Quarterly Pressure Ulcer Prevalence Studies prove the project was a success. Other nursing units are adopting unit specific pressure ulcer prevention projects as a result of the Oncology unit program.
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Monday, September 9, 2013 at 8:11AM by Tim Webb
Propellerhead are celebrating 909 day with a minor ReBirth update and a rare sale! ReBirth is $9 for the next 9 days.
What's new in ReBirth v1.4:
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'Literature and History'
The Second Annual Conference of the Australasian Association for Literature
24-25 July, 2008
Macquarie University
Sydney, Australia
Confirmed keynote speakers:
Professor Terry Castle (Stanford University)
Professor Charles Altieri (University of California, Berkeley)
Debates about the relationship between literature and history have long haunted literary practice, history and criticism. For some, historicism can be seen as a form of hermeneutical aggression, for others it provides the key to the literary representation of psychological and cultural phenomena. The archive, viewed from these diverging perspectives, obfuscates or illuminates. Recent flirtations with reading literally have been equally contentious, shifting the focus away from aesthetics towards the traces of material culture that clutter narrative space with forgotten or repressed histories.
Papers are invited that address the troubled, complex relationship between literature and history, and may include any of the following issues:
• Tensions between theory and history
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• Writing and re-membering lives
• Temporality – literary and historical time
• Ficto-historical writing / historical fiction / history and fiction
• Literature and material culture
• The interaction between a work and its contexts
• Political, ethical and / or legal implications of historical fiction
• Reconsidering the literary significance of 'history from below'
• Literary history and its mediations (gender, class, ethnicity, etc.)
• Problems of memory and epistemology in writing history
• Questions of genre, periodisation and dis/continuity
• Reflections on reading history / the history of reading
• Any other issues that concern the relationship between literature and history
The literary works discussed might be drawn from any period and from any language (though all papers will need to be presented in English).
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MIAMI � The Colorado Rockies began the night 14� games out of first place in the NL West, the biggest deficit in the majors.
Even so, Troy Tulowitzki rated their 8-4 victory Wednesday over the Miami Marlins as significant.
�It�s just a big win for us,� he said. �It might sound stupid, but it was real big.�
Tulowitzki homered and drove in four runs to help Alex White earn his first victory this year, and the Rockies snapped a six-game losing streak.
White (1-3) had lost six consecutive starts since September. He gave up four runs in six innings Wednesday.
The Rockies had lost 16 of 20 games in May. When they fell behind 3-0 in the second inning against Carlos Zambrano, they were on the verge of being swept for the second series in a row.
�If we go into an off day with two sweeps in a row, it�s tough to take,� Tulowitzki said. �Heads start to spin a little bit � `Jeez, this is going real bad.� At least we look at our last game as a win. Is it where we want to be? No, but at least it�s a step in the right direction.�
The Rockies� comeback came after they blew early leads of 4-0 and 3-0 in the first two games of the series.
�This game is crazy,� Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said. �I love baseball. Pretty nice, huh? We�re up by three with Carlos on the mound, I�ve got a smile on my face.�
The Rockies� 3-4 hitters led the rally. Carlos Gonzalez had two hits and two RBIs. Tulowitzki doubled home a run in the fourth and hit a tiebreaking three-run homer in the fifth off Zambrano (2-3).
Tulowitzki hiked his average to a still-modest .268.
�I told him the stranger that�s hitting behind me is starting to look like Troy Tulowitzki,� Gonzalez said. �That�s what everybody�s been waiting for. I�m not even worried about him because I know he�s going to get hot and going to take care of us.�
Jose Reyes had two RBI singles for the Marlins. They managed only one baserunner in the final 5 1/3 innings, and Rafael Betancourt pitched a perfect ninth.
�This is the first time in several days when I had the chance to use the bullpen the way I wanted to,� Rockies manager Jim Tracy said.
Zambrano allowed just five hits but seven runs in five innings. He walked three, and each led to a run.
�I didn�t have my best stuff,� he said. �The Rockies came in with a six-game losing streak. They were hungry today, and I was the bite.�
The result snapped a three-game winning streak for the Marlins, who began the night with the best record in the majors since May 1.
The Rockies trailed 4-3 before scoring four runs off Zambrano in the fifth. Ramon Hernandez led off with a walk, and consecutive singles by Marco Scutaro and Gonzalez scored the tying run.
Tulowitzki followed with his sixth homer for a 7-4 lead. With that one pitch, Zambrano gave up as many runs as he had allowed in his previous four starts combined.
Gonzalez hit a two-out RBI triple in the seventh.
�We�re going to score runs when those two guys in the middle of the order start putting things together,� Tracy said. �Then we have the opportunity of putting points on the board � some serious points on the board.�
Miami�s Giancarlo Stanton began the night with a career average of .349 against Colorado, but he went 0 for 4 with three strikeouts. Hanley Ramirez went 0 for 2 with runners in scoring position and is batting .208 in those situations this year.
White gave up eight hits but only one walk. He improved his career road ERA to 6.80 in eight starts.
�I can�t beat myself,� he said. �I can�t put guys on base. That�s how I get in trouble. I had to trust my stuff and get it in the strike zone.�


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Indian effects companies expect big changes
Lost amid all the debate over the historical accuracy of hit period romancer "Jodhaa Akbar" was the fact that it showcased Indian special effects on an unprecedented scale.
UTV turned to Tata Elxsi's Visual Computing Labs to rebuild ruined forts with computer-generated images and used another 200 CG shots in its three battle sequences.
The company, part of the giant Tata conglom, has worked on Hollywood movies including "XXX: State of the Union" as well Indian pictures such as "Dhoom." Apparently the military plane it created for "Rang de basanti" was sufficiently realistic that the Air Force called to check the producer's permit. But for the most part, Indian films use few CG effects.
"In the main, special effects are still part of the post-production industry, not a sector in their own right," say DQ Entertainment boss Taapas Chakravarti. "It has taken animation outsourcing 25 years to get to where it is today, gaming production took off in the last two years, and special effects could do so over the next three to four years."
Hollywood is certainly interested in outsourcing to India, which boasts a fast-expanding animation sector and a world-beating IT industry. Warner Bros. Motion Picture Imaging last year formed an alliance with India's Prasad Corp. to provide digital post-production and restoration services to Indian, Hollywood and international clients. Being literally the opposite side of the world from California can mean that jobs are passed back and forth for work during the night, and the two companies are building a dedicated high-speed line.
A year ago, Sony Pictures Imageworks acquired a 51% stake in Indian visual effects and animation studio FrameFlow. The 4-year-old company, which was involved in a dozen movies including "Click," "Ghost Rider" and "Spider-Man 3," has since been renamed Imageworks India. Sony says it is interested in real partnership, not simply outsourcing, and that it will expand the unit to 300 staff.
More fundamental change is to come. Eros is creating Eyeqube, a purpose-built effects facility around "Matrix" and "Harry Potter" ace Charles Darby. "Visual effects will change the way Indian films are made," enthuses Eros COO Jyoti Deshpande. "India is still driven by (onscreen) talent. But if you look at the top 100 films from Hollywood nearly all are animated or VFX-heavy films — the film becomes the hero."
Deshpande says that to succeed, India will have to ditch some of its IT sector mentalities and get creative.
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They have an Aladdin XT+ for $5 shipped. (link below) Didn't know if anybody had ever ordered from them before or not. Just wondering, because I come across cheap OG Xbox's from time to time, and have a hook-up on 80gb HDD's. Thought about maybe buying a few of these chips and reselling the Xbox's with upgraded HDD and hard-mod.
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Did you end you buying from this seller?
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They have some pretty good deals there. They even have an Xbox 360 modchip for 6 bucks.
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I tried it, didn't see the 6 dollar chip but order one closer to 10.
I'll wait a month and post my findings if anyone is interested.
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LUV, saying allowing gay marraige "encourages" homosexuality implies that it is a decision to be made. no gay/lesbian person would choose to feel how they do. it is just a prty of who they are. and don't say it's not natural because there are plenty of examles of homosexuality in nature. there are chimps who just have sex with male chimps when females aren't in heat!!!
our only objection to gay marraige is the judao-christian oppression we've lived under for too long. if nobody ever said it was bad, we wouldn't care. religion only wants man/wife combinations to produce more good little religious clones!
It encourages it because once you bring LEGAL MARRIAGE into the picture, then the STATE has to CONDONE it. When the State condones gay marriage, it encourages it. I don't buy into the crap that every gay person was "born" gay. I can understand maybe most of them but I don't think all of them were. And just because animals in the wild can **** the same sex doesn't make it any better, in fact that just makes it sound worse. Wild animals are wild animals, they do a lot of sick disgusting shit, that doesn't mean it's okay for humans to do it too. What I have a problem with is them getting MARRIED. I know marriage is a religious thing, but it doesn't matter. It's more than just a religious thing when you actually do get married. In my opinion, and a lot of other people's opinion, allowing gays to marry takes away the sanctity and meaning of marriage. It doesn't matter if you're religious or not. When I hear about gays getting married, it just makes my marriage seem less significant. If gays want to get married to have the "benefits" of other married couples, that's their tough shit. The word "marriage" does not apply to homosexuals. Look, would you allow some freako wierdo to marry his cat because he "wants the benefits of a married couple" but he can't help it if he likes cats. He was born like that. He can't help it. We should create new laws to make his life easier because who are we to judge if he wants to marry another species and have sex with it every night? He should be allowed to marry whoever or whatever he wants, right? What about people who never find Mr. or Mrs. Right, but they want the benefits of being married too. Should we just let everyone marry whoever and whatever they want for any reason at all? No, because that would just totally ruin what marriage is supposed to be.
And you're wrong about the last thing you said I think. "If no one said it was bad, we wouldn't care". Why is it that every culture on earth since the dawn of time has always frowned upon homosexuality and called it immoral. It's a natural moral, it wasn't just something ONE guy thought of a long time ago. It would be like saying "if no one said murder was bad, we wouldn't care."
And it's not religion that wants man/wife relationships...it's the NATURAL AND BIOLOGICAL ORDER OF LIFE. You can not procreate and further the species if you are not in a heterosexual relationship. That is a proven fact. So even if religion never existed, I'm pretty sure we as humans, know that in order to continue our species, we need to **** the opposite sex, because when you do the same sex, it just doesn't work now does it?
The point of sex is to reproduce. Sex feels good and it is fun. We all know that. But the #1 reason sex exists is to reproduce. Gays cannot reproduce. Therefore it is unnatural, and immoral.
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