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CHICAGO—The International Interior Design Association's (IIDA) 9th Annual Student Mentoring Week will take place February 21-25, 2011. Student Mentoring Week is an initiative created by IIDA to acknowledge the important role that students play in furthering the design industry. Student Members gain critical day-in-the-life Interior Design experience through participation in this yearly event.
At the same time, this is a convenient way for design professionals to share their experience and expertise with tomorrow's designers. IIDA encourages design professionals to support the industry by hosting as many students as they feel comfortable with, or as few as two for all or part of the day.
IIDA has created an easy format for design professionals, including manufacturer's representatives, practicing interior designers, educators, dealer salespeople, both currently working and not currently working, to spend the day with design students. Past mentors have commented on the inspiration they find working, talking and sharing with emerging professionals. The successful experience is two-fold: enhancing the careers and broadening the horizons of both the mentor and the mentee.
IIDA Student Members who apply will be matched up to network with a member of the interior design industry in their area of design practice. Students will experience first-hand the work done to create a safe, dependable and adaptable built environment. Student applicants are welcome to sign up with a friend, or IIDA can facilitate the pairing. Pairs will be assigned to designers in their city. All forms must be received by February 1, 2011. There is no cost to participate in IIDA Mentoring Week 2011.
In 2010, nearly 600 design students and industry professionals were paired, making it the most successful year yet. Students and professionals alike consistently praise the benefits of the program and how they were inspired in their careers and studies.
Another component of Student Mentoring Week stems from the IIDA Foundation and encourages all participating students to submit an essay about their mentoring experience. The winning essay receives 1,000 from the Lloy Hack Memorial Fund, which was established to honor the memory of Lloy Hack, an IIDA Member and highly regarded, award-winning interior designer from Boston. Last year's scholarship award recipient, Jaclyn Moser, wrote of her experiences in a thoughtful essay. "My experience during IIDA Student Mentoring Week with Legat Architects was a reminder of the challenges of real world design and a phenomenal inspiration. It showed that as young professionals we can become part of an organization like theirs that strives to exceed client expectations, promotes sustainable practices, and demands innovation and integrity in design."
Designers interested in participating in Mentoring Week as a mentor or a Student Member should contact Michelle Kraker, manager of student marketing and social media at (312) 379-5135 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"Drupal has good supporting modules that let us put pretty much anything we want into Solr," says Andrew Riley, Medicurrent's director of Drupal development, who served as lead developer on the project.
IDT's product portfolio includes more than 25,000 integrated circuits and other electronic components, each offered in dozens of variations based on the electrical specifications each customer requires.
Drupal also supports the creation of multiple content types, each with hundreds of attributes (fields). "The flexibility over how those fields are organized and presented to the user, both in how the data is input and how it's displayed, are the heart of Drupal's power," says Jeff Diecks, Mediacurrent's vice president of professional services. "Drupal does not limit you in terms of how you can capture, organize and present data for a wide range of applications."
So far, everyone's pretty happy with the call to use Drupal. The new site, launched in January 2012, is faster than the company's previous website, has achieved 100% uptime so far, and lets IDT's new Drupal developer, Brendon Mosher, add features more quickly than did the previous system.
Mosher, who joined IDT as its Drupal project was nearing completion, comes from a Joomla background. He started working with Drupal after a project required him to set permissions for users in a way that Joomla could not support at the time. "Joomla's administration interface is a bit easier to use, but Drupal's community, features and documentation outweigh those benefits," he says.
Ease of use was a big deal for Luchsinger. He wanted the new site to be easy for everyone -- especially nontechnical people -- who needed to administer the site, even when they were editing complex data structures. That was a tall order, given that ease of use is one area where Drupal hasn't exactly been considered a leader. "Coming into Drupal cold, the user interface can be overwhelming," Mosher says.
To address this issue, IDT had Mediacurrent customize the interface. "We've been able to do much of this by hiding areas of the interface that aren't required for our users and by altering other forms to reduce confusion," Mosher says. The power of Drupal lies in its flexibility, he adds: Everything can be extended and customized, right down to the look and organization of the administration user interface.

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degrumpysmurf necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 80 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
Techgear.co.za supplies the latest gadgets and consumer electronics to the South African market place. We are in the process of launching our online store and want a funky logo to match.
Young professionals, who demand the best technology, gadgets and gear.
The age range is between 20 and 40 male and female who are young trendy, and want the best latest tech out there.
The logo needs to fit into the current site http://www.techgear.co.za, we want to move away from the Orange and more towards RED which will match the site.
- White background, clean cut.
Key themes to get across in the logo are:
- We are an online shopping site (perhaps the use of a stylish cart)
- We are specialists in gadgets, consumer electronics and accessories
- We are south african (maybe)
Things to avoid:
1) North American or European imagery or worse stock images.
2) Getting too complex.
3) Colour gradients
4) Too many colours
I like some of the clean cut work done on this logo


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Cultural Compass
Drafted by the Arts Commission and a citizens steering committee, and adopted by City Council in 2004, "Cultural Compass: A Strategic Vision for the Arts & Culture" represents Bellevue's first comprehensive arts plan in 30 years. This document informs and encompasses all of the Arts Commission's programs. Over 250 people participated in the process to develop the Cultural Compass. It's time to update the plan.
How should the arts in Bellevue look in 10 to 20 years? And what will it take to get them there?
The Arts Commission is updating the city's strategic vision and core initiatives for art and culture and is accepting public comment on this updated draft.
Draft Vision Statement
Draft Core Initiatives
Cultural Arts Fund: Building a World-Class City through the Arts
The City of Bellevue is committed to building the capacity of the arts and cultural community to keep pace with the city's rapid economic and population growth over the coming decades. Part of the city's role is to encourage and facilitate greater communication and collaboration among artists, performance venues, art organizations, city departments and the burgeoning business community. The forging of partnerships and the sharing of resources among these entities enables more innovative public programming throughout the city. These cooperative marketing initiatives raise visibility and promote more community awareness and access to local arts and culture.
Cultural Space: Developing Cultural Facilities to Create a Home for the Arts
Consideration of arts and culture in Bellevue is pushing more boldly into the core of city planning and decision making. In light of the city's rapid growth, real estate pressures present challenges for the arts community in finding affordable space for housing, studios and performance venues. The city supports these efforts with policy initiatives and incentives that encourage the creation of affordable space in new residential and industrial development. A central performing arts center downtown is a key component in this plan to expand the range of cultural facilities available to accommodate more nationally known artists and productions.
Cultural Districts in BelRed, Crossroads and Downtown
Bellevue is the heart of the Eastside and a regional destination for cultural tourism. The city's three major cultural centers include the BelRed arts district, Crossroads international district and the Downtown Art Walk and Entertainment Street. These districts each have distinct cultural attributes that reflect a unique identity and neighborhood history. Economic and business development also continues to grow and is expanding to previously undeveloped areas of the city. Cultural activities throughout Bellevue are thus complemented by thriving commercial sectors that offer a myriad of shopping and dining options to both the visitor and tourist.
Public Art: Filling the City with Creativity and Innovation
Bellevue celebrates the diversity and character of its neighborhoods through a broad range of public art projects that serve to preserve and enhance the neighborhoods' identity. The artistic enrichment of public space is an important tool to create strong connections between people and the built environment around them.
Public art is also the most visible sign of the city's commitment to integrate art and culture more thoroughly into the daily fabric of commercial districts and neighborhoods throughout the city. Policies have been implemented that also integrate public art with the architectural, landscape and design of capital projects including the East Link light rail line. The combination of utility with aesthetics enables essential services to be provided to residents while enhancing sense of place.
Resident Input Wanted
The Arts welcomes input from residents about its draft vision and initiatives, and will offer multiple venues for you to share your thoughts, including the following:
How to give feedback:
In person: Bellevue Arts Commission meeting: 4:30pm on June 7th, 2016, at Bellevue City Hall.
By email: firstname.lastname@example.com
By Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bellevuewashington/
By mail: Re: Arts Commission
City of Bellevue
PO Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Planning and Community Development
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P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Joshua Heim
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The izakaya-style eatery offers an extensive menu overflowing with everything from salads to doburi bowls, to fresh sushi and specialty rolls.Click for Details
The izakaya-style eatery offers an extensive menu overflowing with everything from salads to doburi bowls, to fresh sushi and specialty rolls.Click for Details
Looking for a meal to Thai for? Chef Chai is an island restaurant celebrated for their diverse cuisine, which infuses owner Chai Chaowasaree's Thai influences into island dishes.Click for Details
Bread & Butter, a café, lunch and wine bar in one, is steadily churning up a crowd of guests with a menu spotlighting local, Japanese and Argentine influences.Click for Details
Something is always brewing here, with their selection of freshly brewed coffees sourced from around the world as well as a breakfast and lunch menu focused on locally sourced ingredients and freshly prepared foods.Click for Details
If you do as the kamaaina (or locals) do you'll be handsomely rewarded with a Hawaiian meal so simple and delicious you'll be back again and again.Click for Details
For an off-the-map meal, head down to Off the Wall, a local eatery putting its own unique spin on Hawaii favorites.Click for Details
This nondescript shop in Waimalu Shopping Center is the perfect snack stop en route to an adventure on O'ahu's west side and offers a place to chill out as you head back to Waikiki.Click for Details
Satisfy your sweet tooth with sweet treats from an island institution, Liliha Bakery. Since 1950, this Hawai'i hot spot has been serving loyal patrons at their original location in the heart of Liliha.Click for Details
MW Restaurant has cooked up quite a name for itself concocting innovative and creative dishes for lunch, dinner and dessert – and everything in between.Click for Details
Sura Hawaii gets grilling with a variety of cuts and types of meat traditionally found at your favorite Korean yakiniku.Click for Details
It won't take long to noodle out why locals love Taiyo Ramen. The shop's large portions and reasonable prices keep island residents and visitors alike slurping back again and again for more than 15 years.Click for Details
Wanna manapua? Make like a bun and roll on over to Chun Wah Kam, a family-run business which has been serving fresh and affordable local-style Chinese food since 1942.Click for Details
Popping up in Ward Village in Kaka'ako, just a few blocks from your Waikiki hotel deal, Bellini Bistro & Bar is a refined restaurant dishing out classic Italian favorites.Click for Details
If you've been here before, the "new" Nico's is just a short stroll mauka (towards the mountain, or inland) from its previous digs at Pier 38.Click for Details
Putting a sizzling twist on Japanese hot pot, Ichiriki is well-known across Oahu for its selection of shabu shabu, sukiyaki and most famously for its nabe.Click for Details
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Does your body tend to have trouble absorbing nutrients from capsules' tablets' or even food? If you suffer from malabsorption issues (common among people with certain chronic illnesses)' you may not be getting enough vitamin D.
Despite calcium getting most of the hype' many dairy products nowadays are fortified with vitamin D because of its positive effect on the development of strong bones—it's responsible for allowing the body to properly absorb calcium' as well as phosphorous. Vitamin D is also in eggs' fish' and cod liver oil. Without enough of it' your immune system may be weakened.
Vitamin D is commonly called the "sunshine vitamin'" because your skin's inner layers develop it with the help of ultraviolet rays. However' too much unprotected sun exposure can result in melanoma and other skin cancers; it's also difficult to get enough if you live in areas with colder climates and/or air pollution. Today's long work hours indoors may also contribute to a lack of the vitamin. Obese individuals and the elderly are also at risk for low vitamin D levels.
Why is a lack of this vitamin a major problem? According to health experts' vitamin D deficiency may even contribute to poor cardiovascular health.
Bio-D-Mulsion contains vitamin D3' a form of the vitamin otherwise known as cholecalciferol' in an oral drop form. Biotics Research has manufactured this supplement in an emulsified form with easy-to-absorb microscopic particles.
It's especially suited to kids' because Bio-D-Mulsion is virtually tasteless. You can mix it into yogurt' smoothies' or other foods so they get the amount needed to prevent rickets' a condition that causes skeletal deformities.
Since the ideal dosage is just one drop on your tongue per day' this 1-ounce bottle should last you for a long time.
Biotics Research is committed to formulating and manufacturing innovative supplements. Its research and development arm is at the forefront of new developments in clinical nutrition' discovering and analyzing the benefits of new ingredients. In addition' all products supplied by Biotics Research have been shown to be effective and safe.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Serving Size: 1 Drop
Amount Per Serving / % DV
Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol) 400 IU / 100%
Other Ingredients:
Water and gum arabic amulsifier base' and sesame oil.
One (1) drop each day as a dietary supplement or as otherwise directed by a healthcare professional.
This product is intended to be used under the direction and supervision of a healthcare professional. Use only as recommended unless otherwise directed. Excessive consumption of Vitamin D has been shown to cause serious health problems.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool' dry area.
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- Dairy Free
- Gluten Free
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Overall Rating for Bio-D-Mulsion - 1 fl. oz (30 ml)
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By Jodi
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best Vit D
I feel that the Bio-D-Mulsion 1 oz by Biotics Research is by far the best Vit D. Its easy to give the kids there isnt much taste (maybe a little chalky)- they usually eat it in yogurt. The *Forte* version is better for adults.
easy to dispense little taste trusted brand
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Leslie W
from Florida
Great product and value
My nutritionist recommended Bio-D-Mulsion by Biotics Research. Since you only take one drop per day, it is a great value.
One bottle can last for over a year (per label serving size at 1 drop per day)!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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from Palmdale, CA
Excellent product
Very convenient size to carry in my purse very affordable and great quality Ill keep on ordering
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Great Product
I have been using Bio-D-Mulsion for some time now. It is a great way to take Vitamin D.
The ease in taking the vitamin.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Heidi
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Bio-D Mulsion 1 oz.
Glad for the ease of Bio-D-Mulsion! Only 4 stars because I had to get used to the taste.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Deborah
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Bio-D-Mulsion - excellent product!
I ordered Bio-D-Mulsion for its absorption properties. Gastric bypass surgery has left me malabsorptive for many of my nutritional supplements. I took other supplements with Vitamin D in them but my blood work always came back showing a low Vitamin D level. About two years ago I started taking a drop of Bio-D-Mulsion daily. My blood work always came back with an excellent Vitamin D level. I ran out once during that period for about 2 months and my blood work reflected my Vitamin D level had dropped significantly. When I started taking the product again the Vitamin D level is now perfect! I highly recommend this source of Vitamin D and I plan to continue taking Bio-D-Mulsion for life.
My Vitamin D blood work levels always come back perfect when I take only a drop of this product daily. Taking one drop daily is easy and convenient; it does not have a bad taste.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Perfect for children
Bio-D-Mulsion is an amazing product my children take 2 droops every morning.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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from Denver, CO
Bio-D-Mulsion gives me peace of mind.
Now that I have some osteoporosis and osteoarthritis my chiropractor recommended Bio-D-Mulsion after I broke my wrist.
I find it easy to take one drop a day inexpensive and no bad taste!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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from San Antonio, Tx
Easy way to get your D
The Naturalist Dr. I have been going to for 7 years suggested Bio-D-Mulsion which I have been using that long. It is easy to take and I feel confident in the Brand. The price is right at Pureformulas.com.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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from Kansas City, MO
Best Absorption
My nutritionist recommended this for my 90 yr. old mom who has severe osteoporosis and has a hard time swallowing pills. This is so easy for her to use and its absorbed into your system in 10 seconds so no need to try and process it through your digestive system. She loves the convenience and uses 4 drops a day on her wrist.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Hello, thank you for contacting Pure Formulas. The expiration date on this product is 8/2015
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|Billboard for Edinburgh: Bethan Huws - New installation & limited edition print
|The new billboard installation by Bethan Huws has just been unveiled. Huws is the 11th artist to create a work for Ingleby Gallery's 10ft x 14ft billboard in the heart of Edinburgh. Huws text-based piece continues her interest in the work of Marcel Duchamp. The text can be interpreted in different ways; perhaps a reference to Duchamps' carefully planned and researched approach to making work or maybe a nod to Duchamp's place in the history books as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.
Huws has also realised her image as a two-colour screenprint which is now available for sale from Ingleby Gallery priced at £350 + VAT (unframed).
Bethan Huws billboard installation coincides with her solo exhibition, Capelgywn, at Whitechapel Gallery, London (29 January - 18 March 2011). For more information, please visit www.whitechapelgallery.org
Billboard for Edinburgh 2010-2011 print folio
2 "subscription folios" to the 2010-2011 series of Billboard for Edinburgh are still available. Individual Antony Gormley prints have now sold out but for a one-off, special price of £1,000+vat, it is possible to receive the four unframed prints that make up the 2010-2011 billboards. These are prints are by Kenny Hunter, Antony Gormley, Bethan Huws and the forthcoming work by Ugo Rondinone to be unveiled in May 2011.
Ingleby Gallery
15 Calton Road
0131 556 4441
Bethan Huws
Where's Duchamp?, 2011
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This review is from: Rosewill Full Tower Gaming Computer Case, support up to HPTX MB, Support Dual PSU, come with 8 cooling Fans - BlackHawk-Ultra
This case is HUGE and comes with casters! Easy to access top USB ports and plenty of room inside for literally EVERYTHING you could need.
The bottom mounted power supply got a little weird with the cables. I bought the Newegg kit and it came with the Rosewill LIGHTNING-800 800W Continuous @ 50°C, Intel Haswell Ready, 80 PLUS GOLD, ATX12V v2.31 & EPS12V v2.92, Power supply. The problem lies in this power supply's cables where designed to go from top down, so when you run your cables from the bottom, up, all of the SATA plugs have to be flipped, some got a little tight so I had to add extensions.
Other Thoughts:
Bottom mounting the power supply that I got with my kit wasn't the best because of the cable design, but that was the cable problem, not the case. The case could use about 1/8" more room on the back side, once the cables are all run through the back it gets a little tough to get the back panel back on and caused me to have to pull a bunch of cables and run them on the inside.
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At work after the bank holiday and looking for something to brighten up that painful first day back? Feast your pork pies on the Canon EOS 7D, a new prosumer-level dSLR camera.
The 7D slots into the EOS range between the the 50D and 5D Mark II. Like the cameras on either side of it, the 7D packs a CMOS sensor, with a resolution of 18 megapixels.
The 7D includes the vast array of features you'd expect from this pro model: two DIGIC 4 processors that do the number-crunching for ISO speed to 12,800 and 8 frames per second burst mode. A 19-point autofocus system allows for different AF points to be set for vertical or horizontal orientation, so you can automatically switch between landscape and portrait shots.
The viewfinder gives 100 per cent frame coverage and is the first EOS to offer 1x magnification -- a roundabout way of saying it doesn't magnify at all, so what you see is what you get. The viewfinder and the 76mm (3-inch) screen offer a spirit level that shows you both pitch and roll.
On the video tip, the 7D shoots 1,920x1,080 footage at 30fps, or 1,280x720 at 60fps. Canon continues to tweak the user experience by adding a selector switch and sort-of-dedicated button for moving pictures.
The Canon EOS 7D will set you back £1,700 from the end of September.


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Date of Stay: July, 2013
good maintenance, nice folks running the place, this is a city park. Built on a flood plane, flat as a pancake with no shade. Was 2' underwater two weeks before our stay and only the dead grass showed problem. Back-in spots $35, pull through $40 except close to lake is $5 more, but campground not that big to make a difference. Street lights near road and bathhouse, so farther toward lake is darker. Bathhouse has coin washers & dryers. Nice and clean.
Date of Stay: April, 2013
Nice place but only electric hookups. Water is available throughout the park, but not at site unless just happen to be close enough to the site. No sewer at sites, but dump station at entrance. Paved sites, nice and large, most under large shade trees. A very nice place, we will be back.


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ConfigProperty Class
The ConfigProperty object contains information pertaining to a Microsoft SQL Server configuration option, such as maximum, minimum, current, and new values. Namespace: Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo
Assembly: Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo (in microsoft.sqlserver.smo.dll)
Assembly: Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo (in microsoft.sqlserver.smo.dll)
The ConfigProperty object is used to modify or retrieve information about configuration options that are children of the Configuration object.
This namespace, class, or member is supported only in version 2.0 of the Microsoft .NET Framework.
To get ConfigProperty object properties, users can be a member of the public fixed server role.
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The Big Tea Health News in December
In stark contrast to November, December was an exciting month packed with new stories about tea and health. The biggest news concerned a report offering further proof that tea (again, it was only green tea that was studied) helps to prevent prostate cancer. News of the results, published in the December issue of Cancer Research, broke at the beginning of the month [8] and were explained more fully later on [5]. The scientists, from the University of Wisconsin and Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, found that green tea polyphenols (GTP) target molecular pathways that control the proliferation and spread of prostate tumor cells. The polyphenols also inhibit the growth of blood vessels that feed prostate tumors.
And there was more good news for tea drinkers. The recent studies backing claims that tea can help ward off Alzheimer's disease were further explained [4], and tea's brain benefits received more support from Russian researchers from the Kuban State University and Russian Academy of Medical Sciences studying the ethanolic extract of green tea, who say that the extract spurs nerve regeneration [3]. Finally, Chinese herbalists claim they have demonstrated the slimming effects of tea, whose theine and vitamins consume calories and can therefore reduce fat. Research conducted by the Guiyang Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine shows tea drinkers on average have less fat in their bodies and have lower risk of obesity than those who never drink tea [1].
Overweight? Have a cup of tea!
Chinese herbalists claim they have demonstrated the slimming effects of tea, whose theine and vitamins consume calories and can therefore reduce fat in the human body.
Research conducted by the Guiyang Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine shows tea drinkers on average have less fat in their bodies and have lower risk of obesity than those who never drink tea.
"The average fat level in those who've been drinking tea for 10 years is 20 percent less than non drinkers," said Dr. Shao with the hospital based in the southwestern Guizhou Province.
The slimming effect of the traditional Chinese drink is more obvious in females, as women tea drinkers are found to have 30 percent less fat in the body and five percent less in the belly compared with women who don't drink tea, said Shao.
Shao and his colleagues also found green tea and oolong are more effective than black tea in reducing fat, and a daily consumption of 450 milliliters is enough.
Integrative medicine: Studies show tea may prevent some cancers, heart disease
Next to water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world. Perhaps for good reason. Some research has shown tea may prevent certain forms of cancer and heart disease, because tea contains phytonutrients which work as antioxidants in the body.
Phytonutrients are neither vitamin nor mineral, but identified as substances that contain properties for fighting disease. Some research even states tea may play a role in relaxation and increased mental performance.
Tea comes in many forms: Green, black, oolong and herbal. The differences in color and flavor depend on the processing of the tea leaf.
Green tea is the least-processed and most widely studied tea around. Black tea is the most widely consumed tea in the United States. Many flavored specialty teas start with black tea, including Chai and English Breakfast teas. Oolong is an "in-between" tea – between green and black.
Herbal teas, such as apple cinnamon, mint or ginger are usually decaffeinated. It's important to point out that some herbal teas are really not tea at all. Rather, they are infused with herbs, flowers, roots and spices, and don't provide the health benefits of green, black or oolong teas.
Green Tea Stimulates Nerve Growth
Cell findings reinforce brain benefits
Theories about green tea's brain benefits have received more support from Russian researchers who say that an extract of the tea spurs nerve regeneration.
Seeking vegetable preparations for nervous system disease prevention and treatment, researchers from the Kuban State University, the Kuban Research-and-Production Laboratory of Physiologically Active Substances and the Institute of Brain (Russian Academy of Medical Sciences) tried ethanolic extract of green tea.
Experimenting with different concentrations of the extract, the researchers judged the effectiveness of the approach by such things as the neurons' capacity for regeneration compared to controls.
They report that the extract is highly stimulatory at a concentration of 0.004% to 0.006%. On the second day of cultivation, they say, the green tea extract's effects appeared to kick in and reached their peak by day four. On the fifth day, they say, the effect disappeared.
The findings support research linking green tea consumption with brain health.
Black tea, green tea slow the onset of Alzheimer's disease, research reveals
Developing a taste for black or green tea may delay Alzheimer's disease, new research shows. A study from England's University of Newcastle upon Tyne shows that green and black teas may inhibit certain brain enzymes linked to Alzheimer's disease. The study's findings may lead to new therapeutic developments for dementia and Alzheimer's disease, which is estimated to affect 10 million people worldwide. Researchers including Edward Okello of the university's biology school pitted green tea, black tea, and coffee.
Green Tea Polyphenols Thwart Prostate Cancer Development At Multiple Levels
The polyphenols present in green tea help prevent the spread of prostate cancer by targeting molecular pathways that shut down the proliferation and spread of tumor cells, as well as inhibiting the growth of tumor nurturing blood vessels, according to research published in the December 1 issue of Cancer Research.
A team of researchers from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., and Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, documented the role of green tea polyphenols (GTP) in modulating the insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1)-driven molecular pathway in prostate tumor cells in a mouse model for human prostate cancer.
"Consumption of GTP led to reduced levels of IGF-1," said Hasan Mukhtar, Ph.D., Department of Dermatology at the University of Wisconsin, the senior author of the paper. "GTP also led to increased levels of one of the binding proteins for IGF-1, the insulin growth factor binding protein-3. These observations bear significance in light of studies that indicate increased levels of IGF-1 are associated with increased risk of several cancers, such as prostate, breast, lung and colon."
GTP also caused reduced expression of proteins known to be associated with the metastatic spread of cancer cells. GTP inhibited the levels of urokinase plasminogen activator as well as matrix metalloproteinases 2 and 9, cellular molecules linked to the metastasis.
The green tea polyphenols contributed to minimizing tumor development by governing the amount of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in the serum of the prostate cancer mouse model. The reduction of VEGF may result from GTP-induced suppression of IGF-1 levels. VEGF functions to recruit and develop new blood vessels that carry nutrients to developing tumors. By reducing the amount of VEGF, GTP works to minimize nutrients flowing to and supporting tumor growth.
Green Tea Study
Scientists with the Arizona Cancer Center want to know if drinking tea will help people breathe easier. They're looking for current or former smokers who have difficulty breathing or COPD.
Recently, green tea has been shown to have anti-viral, antibacterial and anti-carcinogenic effects. Researchers are hoping it will help with lung function, too. If you would like to see if you qualify for the study call 321-7444 x 12.
Health-Conscious Americans Switch to White Tea
White tea is a very healthy drink. Until recently white tea was only enjoyed by a handful of people in the US. However, it is now gaining in popularity very quickly, as health-conscious Americans discover this new beverage.
White tea has three times as many antioxidant polyphenols as green or black tea and has been shown to be 100% more effective in mopping up free radicals that cause aging effects such as skin to sag. Some of the world's top cosmetic companies are now using white tea for skin creams.
White tea leaves are plucked from a special tea bush called Narcissus or chaicha bushes. The leaves are not steamed or pan-fired (the process used in green teas). The leaves are naturally withered and dried in the sun. Only special leaves are selected, the ideal is two leaves wrapped around a new shoot. These leaves must show a very light green almost gray white color and be covered with velvet peach fuzz down.
Green Tea Seems to Stem Spread of Prostate Cancer
Green tea appears to inhibit the spread of prostate cancer in a number of ways, says a study in the Dec. 1 issue of Cancer Research.
In research with mice, scientists from the University of Wisconsin and Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland found green tea polyphenols (GTP) target molecular pathways that control the proliferation and spread of prostate tumor cells. The polyphenols also inhibit the growth of blood vessels that feed prostate tumors.
"Consumption of GTP led to reduced levels of IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor-1)," study senior author Hasan Mukhtar, of the department of dermatology at the University of Wisconsin, said in a prepared statement.
"GTP also led to increased levels of one of the binding proteins for IGF-1, the insulin growth factor binding protein-3. These observations bear significance in light of studies that indicate increased levels of IGF-1 are associated with increased risk of several cancers, such as prostate, breast, lung and colon," Mukhtar said.
Featured teas for January – and special deals on all three!
We now have over 60 varieties of fine Chinese tea, and even the most ardent Seven Cups fan probably hasn't had the chance to try, or even read about, every one. So each month we feature three of our teas, giving you all a chance to learn more about these varieties. And what's more, we have special discounts on all three – each and every month! For January, we have chosen one green tea, one black tea and one oolong…
What's going on at the Seven Cups Tea House in Tucson, Arizona?
With Austin travelling right around China discovering new teas for the Seven Cups range, we've all been even busier than usual. Austin will be pleased to see that everything can run smoothly without him though!
We've just implemented a small price increase across our range of fine teas. We've actually been holding this off for a while now – we never want to raise any prices until we absolutely have to. As always, we stand by our promise on price, which is highlighted by Austin in our mission statement (see the full text in the September 2004 newsletter). Austin said:
"I'd like to mention our prices and how we establish them. Our prices are based on what we pay for the tea, not on the going rate for similar quality tea in the USA. I hate the idea that, just because our tea is selling cheaper, the price is a reflection on the quality. We know we are selling great tea. We know that there is a wide array of price and quality variations on the internet. We suspect that prices elsewhere are simply whatever the American market will bear. We may be forced to raise our prices if the prices in China go up, but if we can get our prices down in China, then we will pass that saving along to our customers."


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Appeals court dismisses land claim in favor of state
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
A divided federal appeals court dismissed the 64,000 acre Cayuga land claim on Tuesday, ruling that the U.S. Supreme Court has "dramatically altered the legal landscape" of Indian land claims. Two judges of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals said the Cayuga Nation of New York and the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma waited too long to reclaim their original reservation. After 25 years of litigation, they tossed the entire lawsuit, nullified $248 million award to the tribes, and entered a judgment for the state of New York. The dramatic conclusion was based on an expansive interpretation of the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision in the Sherrill v. Oneida Nation case. Judge Jose Cabranes and Judge Rosemary Pooler said the high court, for the first time, ruled that Indian land claims can be dismissed if they are too "disruptive" to non-Indian communities. "Under the Sherrill formulation, this type of possessory land claim -- seeking possession of a large swath of central New York State and the ejectment of tens of thousands of landowners -- is indisputably disruptive," Cabranes wrote for the majority. Therefore, non-Indians can raise defenses that would not otherwise be allowed in tribal land claims cases, the majority reasoned. In the case of New York, the state argued that the tribes waited too long to seek possession and monetary damages for 64,000 acres that were stolen a series of treaties that were never ratified by the federal government, as required by federal law. Even thought the court said it was "undisputed" that the transactions were illegal, the judges refused to remedy the wrong due to lengthy delay in the filing of the claim. They cited language in the Sherrill case that referred to impact such a delay has on the "justifiable expectations" of non-Indian communities. The judges also said the nature of the initial complaint -- to claim possession of the 64,000 acres and eviction of current landowners -- presented far too much of a burden on non-Indians. Even though a lower court ruled that ejectment is not an option and that a $248 million judgment rather than land was a proper remedy, Cabranes concluded the tribes should be penalized for the way they framed the case 25 years ago. "The nature of the claim as a 'possessory claim,' as characterized by the district court, underscores our decision to treat this claim like the tribal sovereignty claims in Sherrill," the majority stated. The decision prompted a lengthy dispute from Judge Janet Hall. Although she agreed that the Sherrill has changed the legal landscape, she said "it does not reach as far as the majority reads it." She said Sherrill certainly bars the tribes from being awarded the land at issue. But she said the claim at issue in that case -- whether the Oneida Nation can revive its sovereignty over ancestral territories -- is not present in the Cayuga case. "Nothing in City of Sherrill suggests a total bar on the ability of Indian tribes to obtain damages for past wrongs where Congress has explicitly provided for it," Hull wrote. Hull said the majority overstated the effects of the Sherrill case. The Supreme Court limits tribes to the type of legal "relief" they seek in land claims cases but not the remedies --- such as monetary damages -- available to them, the judge noted. She also said the majority failed to justify its decision to treat the United States in the same manner as the tribes. The federal government intervened in the case as a trustee for the tribes and cannot be subject to the "laches," or length of time, defense raised by the state, Hull argued. The 2nd Circuit ruling is the latest fallout from the Sherrill decision of March 29. Local governments have hit the Oneida Nation with millions of dollars in bills for failing to pay property taxes for land within its ancestral territory. The Supreme Court, in the 8-1 decision, said it was careful not to disturb its previous holding that the Oneida Nation has a right to seek redress for the theft of 250,000 acres. But local officials have used the decision to seek authority over tribe, as well as the Cayuga Nation and the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe. The Sherrill decision also effectively killed land claim settlements for four tribes, including the two Cayuga tribes and two tribes from Wisconsin. Gov. George Pataki (R) had reached deals to allow the tribes to open casinos in the Catskills in exchange for dropping their lawsuits. Pataki has since submitted a bill to settle the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe's claim for a casino. But he said the 2nd Circuit ruling will definitely play a role in future deals. "Today's decision is a tremendous victory for property owners and taxpayers in central New York," he said in a statement. "We will continue to take whatever steps are necessary to protect New Yorkers - from Grand Island to Long Island - as we move forward to resolve any remaining land claims within the state." Get the Decision:
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County gets order to inspect tribe's gas station (04/29)
Supreme Court ruling impacts New York land claims (4/19)
Cayuga Nation seeks BIA protection for lands (4/15)
Pataki, county blast Oneida Nation's trust land bid (4/14)
County to challenge Cayuga Nation sovereignty (4/14)
Oneida Nation seeks trust land in wake of ruling (4/14)
Cayuga tribes confident on land claim appeal (4/12)
Supreme Court decision derails Pataki settlements (4/11)
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe to pay taxes on acquired land (4/8)
Supreme Court called less sympathetic to Indians (4/7)
Fallout from Supreme Court ruling on Oneida Nation (4/6)
BIA official calls high court ruling 'quite depressing' (03/31)
Major defeat for Oneida Nation in Supreme Court case (3/30)
Cayuga Nation land rights upheld by federal judge (4/26)
Cayuga Nation's plans for land worry some in village (04/07)
Cayuga Nation's plans for land worry some in village (04/07)
Report: Seneca-Cayuga Tribe has bigger plans in store (04/06)
Tribes ask court for $1.7B and title to lost land (04/01)
Federal appeals court to hear Cayuga land claim (3/31)
NIGC accused of 'ducking' casino land issue in N.Y. (03/23)
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe seeks deal to end land claim (03/19)
Judge in N.Y. hears Seneca-Cayuga land dispute (03/12)
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe could fund arts center in N.Y. (2/26)
Arguments set for appeal of Cayuga land claim (2/25)
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe makes offer to Pataki (11/19)
Court orders Cayuga Nation to stop renovations (10/23)
Cayuga Nation proposes land claim, tax settlement (10/21)
Cayuga Nation buys another gas station (10/06)
Bill would terminate out-of-state sovereign rights (09/26)
Appeals expected in Seneca-Cayuga Tribe's land case (09/10)
Judge to decide fate of Seneca-Cayuga Tribe's land (9/9)
Cayuga tribes slowly reclaiming ancestral territory (09/02)
Okla. tribe says court decision bolsters case (07/24)
Cayuga Nation welcomes Indian Country decision (07/23)
Oneida Nation wins treaty lands case (7/22)
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If I were dead set on the Glocks, I would really recommend the G30.
This is a discussion on Picking a new Glock is like trying to pick from a litter of puppies... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have four that I am considering after saving the appropriate funds. They are the following: Glock 23, Glock 27, Glock 30, or a Glock ...
I have four that I am considering after saving the appropriate funds. They are the following: Glock 23, Glock 27, Glock 30, or a Glock 36. Looking for something to carry during Kentucky spring and summer season(i.e., printing a concern). Just wanted to share my pain with people who understand.
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I have a 23, 27 and 30. All are great weapons. From your post I would think that the 27 would fit your needs best. I can carry the 23 and 30 all day, but the 27 is definitely lighter on the hip. The shorter grip also prints less.
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Of all those I think the G27 is best suited for a CCW.
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Two weeks before Budget Session of Parliament, the SP gave the strongest indication so far that it was itching for LS polls this year.
New Delhi: Two weeks before Budget Session of Parliament, the Samajwadi Party gave the strongest indication so far that it was itching for General Elections this year. Speaking at a party function in Lucknow, party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav said, "Congress is the master of double speak and is misleading people. After not governing for four years, Congress will use the forthcoming Budget Session to implement populist measures. Still smarting from the outrage over Delhi gangrape, Congress is trying its best to change the discourse and mislead people. Elections can be held anytime till September 2013, people should beware."
Another SP leader Ram Asrey Kushwaha unveiled the party's strategy. "SP is ready with its strategy. We have already announced 63 candidates for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections," he said.
But why is Mulayam keen for an election this year? Within the SP, there is growing resentment against Mulayam's decision of constantly bailing the Congress out at key moments, while the disproportionate assets case verdict has gone against him. With steady decline in law and order, the SP regime is becoming increasingly unpopular. Mulayam doesn't want to go below his present figure of 22 MPs. He is also keen to prevent the Congress of reaping political dividends from social welfare schemes that the party is focusing on.
The Congress, however, says it is not worried. "There is nothing to worry. All this is just morale boosting talk from Mulayam," said Rajiv Shukla.
Yes, it's true that in the past few years, Mulayam Singh Yadav has always been the knight in shining armour for the Congress. Now though, Mulayam is literally playing the last big political match of his career. And in this last inning, he wants to ensure he gets the timing right.
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- Private bathroom
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- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 7 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 20.00 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 13.00 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet (may vary based on length of stay)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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I really liked Hotel Alexandra! It is a nice old building with spacious rooms and modern bath rooms with daylight. The toilette was in a separate room. The room had everything I need and it was so big that it appeared to me like staying in an appartment. The staff was very nice and the restaurant served very good food!
Just spent one night here on business but found it to be a real gem. Very close to the railway station but easy walking distance into the centre. Very helpful and friendly staff, Stayed in room A10 which was a great room with a balcony, Will stay there again.
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Unions have hit out at the Western Australia government for sitting on a controversial report for 14 months and then planning to sneak in what they say are Work Choices-style laws into the state.
The WA government hired former federal coalition government adviser Steven Amendola to conduct an independent review into the state's industrial relations system.
He presented the report to the government on October 30, 2009 with 193 recommendations.
The state government issued a two-page response to the report late on Monday but says it is still considering which of the 193 recommendations to adopt.
But Unions WA secretary Simone McGurk told reporters Mr Amendola was not an independent reviewer because he was an advocate for Work Choices and made similar recommendations in his report.
"The report that's been delivered confirms those concerns that we had (from the start)," she said.
Ms McGurk said it was likely that 60 per cent of the recommendations would be implemented, forcing 300,000 workers to sign individual contracts.
She said the award system would also be dropped and the unfair dismissal laws would be abolished for small business workers employed for less than 12 months.
"I think people are right to be quite suspicious about the way the government's decided to release the report," she said.
"They haven't ruled out a number of items contained in the report and also they've waited `til parliament has risen so there's no scrutiny from the parliament."
Ms McGurk said in the lead-up to Christmas it would be difficult to get serious policy debate on the issues but said the unions of WA would work together to fight for the workers.


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My 6 yr. old kitty Cosmo is spraying every where. He was fixed before we got him. I don't want to give him up! HELP!!
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Unfortunately, even altered cats do spray, both males and females. It's malodorous, dirty and ruins clothing, carpeting and furniture. First, have Cosmo's urine tested at the vet's to make sure he doesn't have a bladder infection. Put out more litter boxes and keep them pristine. Put them in private places so he's not disturbed when using them. You may want to have a carpet cleaning professional come out and do your rugs, or professional house cleaners to use their products to clean up the spray marks. It's very difficult to completely get rid of the scent and if Cosmo smells it, he will return. Make very sure nothing is stressing him out, like a stray in the yard. Research your recent home life. New pet? New child? Visitors or workmen? Anyone teasing him? Your vet can also help you figure this out. If his spraying really is extreme, you can try Feliway plug-in's, but people have limited success with those. You vet can also try a short course of anti-anxiety meds.
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Meander through two lovely Blue Mountains country gardens
15/10/2012 , 4:06 PM by Karen Michelmore
Sunstone Lodge 20 and 21 October
The lovely country garden at 30 Taylor Road, Woodford, will remind visitors of gardens from their childhood - where you picked fruit from the orchard and stole Grandpa's peas from the vegetable garden.
It has evolved over sixty years and features gorgeous sweeping lawns, stone retaining walls and hedges.Mature conifers, maples and rhododendrons shelter irises and a delightful collection of heritage roses, including Alister Clark and Riethmuller varieties.
The vegetable garden supplies daily fresh vegetables and the original orchard of apple, pears, plums and persimmon has been supplemented with citrus, quince, figs, blueberries and mulberries.
A transitional zone to the bush, which used to be the Sunstone Lodge rubbish dump, has been cleverly reclaimed by clearing the debris and slashing in 2005.
Here there are recent plantings of Allocasuarinas, Waratahs, Gymea lilies, Damperia, Scaevola, Patersonia and fringed lilies,Thysanotis.
Plants will be for sale and light refreshments will be available. Visitors are welcome to bring their own picnic and enjoy the surroundings.
Garden address 30 Taylor Road, Woodford Opening 20 and 21 October 2012, 10am to 4.30pm
Admission $7 (under 18 free)
Rosebriar Cottage 20 and 21 October 2012
A series of beautiful terraced garden rooms surrounds the 1880s house at 23 Lovel Street, Katoomba.
Wander through this delightful plantsman's garden and be inspired by the interesting design, which has been executed with imagination and flair.
Kashmir cypress, variegated tulip trees and golden gleditsia frame a wonderful selection of rhododenrons, azaleas, clematis, tree peonies, bulbs, primulas, hostas and many unusual perennials.
Garden address 23 Lovel Street, Katoomba Opening 20 and 21 October 2012, 10am to 4.30pm Admission $7 (under 18 free)
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"The consumer healthcare market has experienced a steady stream of mergers and acquisitions in recent years. Some of this has created small ripples — like pebbles being gently tossed into still waters. Then there are the mega-mergers that have had a tsunami-like effect," writes Dave Wendland, Hamacher Resource Group VP, in his latest blog entry.
Pragma Pharmaceuticals announced the relaunch of Moxatag (amoxicillin extended-release tablets), 775 mg.
Sanofi on Monday acquired the rights to Afrezza Inhalation Powder, a new rapid-acting inhaled insulin therapy for adults with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, from MannKind in a deal that could be worth as much as $925 million.
Twinlab Consolidation Corp. on Monday announced it has acquired Twinlab Corp. in a strategic, employee-led buyout.
Walgreens said it has exercised its option to complete the second step of its strategic transaction with Alliance Boots ahead of the original option period, which was between February and August 2015.
Pfizer on Wednesday announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Baxter International's portfolio of marketed vaccines for $635 million.
Dollar Tree on Monday morning acquired Family Dollar Stores in a cash and stock transaction worth about $8.5 billion.
AbbVie has finalized a deal for Dublin-based specialty pharmaceuticals company Shire for $54.7 billion.
UrgentRx on Thursday announced that it has closed on $17.5 million of Series C growth capital.
Capsa Solutions, a provider of medication management systems, mobile computing carts and medical cart platforms for healthcare facilities, announced the acquisition of Kirby Lester, LLC — a provider of automated medication dispensing solutions in retail, institutional, hospital and ambulatory pharmacy settings.
CVS Caremark has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the assets of Miami-based Navarro Discount Pharmacy.
Mylan will acquire Abbott's non-U.S. developed markets specialty and branded generics business.
While sales of heat and ice packs are relatively flat — the category generated slight growth of 0.2% to $235.9 million for the 52 weeks ended April 20 across total U.S. multi-outlets, according to IRI — there has been some positive momentum within the category.
Roche on Wednesday announced that Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Seragon Pharmaceuticals, a privately held biotechnology company based in San Diego.
Kroger and Vitacost.com on Wednesday announced a definitive merger agreement under which Kroger will purchase all outstanding shares of Vitacost.com for $8 per share in cash, or approximately $280 million.
CytoSport Monday evening announced that it will be acquired by Hormel Foods Corporation.
Performance Health, the manufacturer and marketer behind TheraBand, Biofreeze, Perform, Cramer, Bon Vital' and Hygenic products, last week announced that it acquired TheraPearl, the creator of hot and cold therapy products.
In preparation for the grand re-opening of the Rite Aid located at 300 North Canon Dr. in Beverly Hills, the company on Thursday announced it will kick off the celebration by hosting 21 days of special events for customers.
Merck and Idenix Pharmaceuticals on Monday announced that the companies have entered into a definitive agreement under which Merck will acquire Idenix for $24.50 per share in cash.
GelStat Corp. on Thursday announced it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Mastix Medica.
Henkel, a laundry and home care business, announced that it will acquire all shares in the Spotless Group in a transaction valued at 940 million euros (about $1.28 billion USD).
Teva Pharmaceutical and Labrys Biologics, a privately-held development stage biotechnology company focused on treatments for chronic migraine and episodic migraine, on Tuesday announced that Teva has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Labrys in a deal for $200 million in upfront payment in cash at closing as well as up to $625 million in contingent payments upon achievement of certain pre-launch milestones.
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The Brainerd Fire Department responded to a call at 2:25 a.m. Wednesday on 14935 Wonderland Park Road in Brainerd to a strange odor in the home. It was reported that it was not a carbon monoxide issue, but the smell was from a combination of cleaning chemicals and a dead skunk.
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A woman hands one of her turkeys to a Romanian official checking domestic fowl for bird flu. Photograph: Daniel Mihailescu/AFP/Getty Images
Confirmation that the nastiest known strain of bird flu has made it to Turkey and probably Romania has made many people jumpy. The Guardian, Telegraph, Times, Daily Mail and Express all splashed on the story today.
The World Health Organisation has tried to calm everyone down, underlining the belief that the dreaded mutation has yet to happen. The official death toll from bird flu still stands at 60, it reminded people.
But it's not easy to keep perspective given the natural tendency of the human brain to think in terms of worst case scenarios. Bird flu updates.com reports that a medical expert in Pittsburgh reckons 40 million Americans could die. It's scant comfort to know that that's more than double what other experts believe.
The same blog also highlights the fact that the poultry industry faces the immediate problem. The manager of one Istanbul supermarket claimed chicken sales were down by 99%. The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has attempted to reassure people by publicly eating chicken.
Britain's former agriculture minister, John Gummer, tried a similar ploy by feeding his daughter a beefburger during the BSE crisis, but that did little to settle people. Nearly a decade later, the Washington Post reported today that British beef donated after Hurricane Katrina was not delivered because of the same, long outdated, fears about the disease.
As we mentioned earlier this week, niche blogs and wikis have sprung up covering the developments of bird flu.
With fears increasing, many are turning their attention to how to cope should disaster strike. Maluko on Fluwiki recommends the following:
"I suggest that you 'practice' staying calm. Maybe this sounds dumb or patronizing but panic is your worst enemy. I practice yoga, so I have learned to notice when a panicked thought is entering my mind. Instead of following the first panicked thought with a second, I now notice the panic and then let it pass. At first this seems impossible, but with practice it becomes second nature. If there is a pandemic, it will be very important for you to stay calm so that you can make good decisions."


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A branch of al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula has announced its affiliation with Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the 23-year-old Nigerian who allegedly tried to set off an explosive device aboard Northwest Airlines Flight 253 from Amsterdam to Detroit on Christmas Day. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama pledged Monday to hunt down everyone associated with the thwarted bombing. —KA
The accused, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, had co-ordinated the plot with members of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, said the statement, according to US monitor SITE Intelligence.
Officials said at the weekend that the 23-year-old had told US investigators al-Qaeda operatives in Yemen had supplied him with the bomb and trained him in how to detonate it.
In this still from the BBC's video coverage of his speech on Monday, President Obama discusses the failed bombing attack on Christmas Day and how his administration is responding in its aftermath.


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According to Bob McKenzie of TSN [1], the Maple Leafs have fired president and general manager Brian Burke and named Dave Nonis general manager. The Providence native was the general manager of the Ducks when they won the Stanley Cup in 2006-07 and was president/GM of the Leafs since 2008. He will reportedly remain with the organization as an advisor.
Burke's approach to shaping the the Leafs focused heavily on turning assets such as draft picks into NHL-ready players, such as when he sent two first-round draft picks and a second-rounder to the Bruins in exchange for Phil Kessel prior to the 2009-10 season. Though Kessel has been a 30-goal-scorer in each of his three seasons with the Leafs thus far, the trade has been widely viewed as lopsided in the Bruins' favor, as both first-rounders became top-10 picks that netted Boston highly touted prospects in Tyler Seguin and Dougie Hamilton.
The Maple Leafs have finished no better than fourth in the Northeast Division in each of Burke's four seasons with the team.
For more NHL news, visit weei.com/bruins [2].
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Consumer Reports makes very clear which brands might be keepers:
In years past, there were numerous brands competing in the portable navigator space. Now there are essentially three main players: Garmin, Magellan, and TomTom. All others are truly fringe players and their products should probably be the first to be brought to the return counter. They may well be outdated and future map support may not be convenient.
Then come the details of reasons to upgrade:
lack of traffic, lack of lifetime map upgrades, poor windshield holders
The biggest question:
Is a phone app good enough, especially one from the vendors noted above? Short answer: sometimes, but get a car charger since these apps eat battery power quickly.


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