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The best way to experience PINES is the way I did, by going in not knowing too much about it. That�s probably impossible considering the buzz surrounding the film upon its theatrical release this spring, but if you don�t know anything about it beyond my sketchy synopsis, just stop reading and see the movie. You won�t be sorry.
Br> If you need a bit more convincing I�ll tell you this. PINES is like three movies in one, with each running about forty-five minutes. Naturally, everyone�s favorite is the Gosling one, with his motorcycle riding bandit being a somewhat more human variation on his character from DRIVE, albeit one far less prone to violence (there�s only a few shots fired in PINES, and every time a gun is fired, something horrible happens). The second focuses on Cooper�s conscientious cop, and to me, this segment was the one with the least power, although it�s an important bridge between the first and third stories.
As far as I�m concerned, the absolute best part of PINES is the third, and final segment with Dane DeHaan as a boy connected to both Cooper and Gosling�s characters. A lot of people disagree, but I found this part of the movie devastating, and I think DeHaan is worthy of an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor (Mike Patton, of the band Faith No More, also deserves a nomination for his soundtrack). Together, the three stories add up to an absolutely brilliant multi-generational saga, and a film I�ll be sure to revisit quite a few times.


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6317 Peacedale Avenue, Edina, MN 55424
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Move-in ready East Edina rambler! Situated on an over-sized lot, this home offers gleaming hardwood floors throughout, 3 BR on one level, master BR w/private BA, spacious & updated eat-in kitchen, formal dining, 2 fireplaces and a spacious lower level family room. Park-like, fully fenced backyard with a new paver patio. New roof and updated mechs. Prime location near parks, shopping and highway access.
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 2 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.33 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 75X189
Year Built: 1962
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage
Style: (SF) One Story
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 2224
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1400
Below Ground Sq Ft: 824 (approx)
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Main Floor
Living Room: 21x14
Dining Room: 11x10
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
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School District: Edina
School District Phone: 952-848-3900
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Appliances: Cooktop, Wall Oven, Microwave, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned, Disposal
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (824 sq Finished) Finished (Livable)
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Lot Dimensions: 75X189
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Age 8 Years or Less
Zoning: Residential-Single
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Tax/Property ID: 3002824110071
Tax Year: 2016
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New Nordic US Inc, Hair Volume With Apple Extract, 90 Tablets
New Nordic US Inc, Hair Volume With Apple Extract, 90 Tablets
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The apple extract used in these tablets has a natural content of procyanidin B2. The apples are picked, mashed, dried and extracted, so that the desired herbal substances are preserved. This guarantees the high quality.
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Microcrystalline cellulose, crosslinked sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, magnesium stearate (vegetable), hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose, silicon dioxide.
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|Servings Per Container: 90
|Amount Per Serving
|3000 mcg
|Pantothenic acid (as D-Calcium Pantothenate)
|20 mg
|Zinc (as Zinc Oxide)
|15 mg
|Copper (as Copper Sulfate)
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|Apple extract (Malus domestica L.)
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|Horsetail extract (Equisetum arvense L.)
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call today were all op shops. I lost my good raincoat, just when I need it. I
finally located it but it is at a pub not far from where we first started.
Either I'm losing my marbles or I'm drinking too much (1 pint of cider???),
because I also left my handbag in a pub last night. I was just talking to
Albert about having not brought it out with me after intending too, and ...
I study all the time.
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Biotech and pharmaceutical companies are saving money by renting laboratory facilities instead of constructing expensive, new research sites.
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Rather than spending large sums to purchase or build a lab, firms can rent facilities in large laboratories that have closed. Some have reopened as rental facilities. These spaces allow small- and mid-sized companies to rent first-class laboratory space at a savings, and may also include offices, small production plants, and warehouse space.
Recent mergers and acquisitions have resulted in the closure of laboratories employing 1,000 or more people. In the past two years, Pfizer's research headquarters lab in New London, Connecticut and its lab in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina have closed. After its acquisition by Pfizer, Wyeth's Princeton, New Jersey laboratory also closed. But history indicates that some of these shuttered labs will reopen as multi-user facilities.
Closure of big labs is not a new trend. It has occurred periodically when waves of mergers and acquisitions swept various industries, or when poor economic conditions forced the closure of large labs. Results of previous mega-lab closures show how shuttered labs can evolve.
In 1985 Gulf Oil's corporate research center near Pittsburgh closed when Chevron bought the firm and consolidated research operations in California. The Pittsburgh research center has 53 buildings with a total of one million square feet of laboratory, office, manufacturing, and warehouse space on 85 acres of land. The facility was donated to the University of Pittsburgh, 12 miles away, the following year. The university renamed it the University of Pittsburgh Applied Research Center (U-PARC) and began seeking tenants. In three years employment at U-PARC increased from 250 to over 1,000 people as companies moved into the site.
The complex features an on-site cafeteria, catering service, meeting and conference spaces, a post office, credit union, picnic areas, locker rooms, and showers. Besides laboratory, office, and storage space, there are 32 small-scale manufacturing plants. Advanced manufacturing and testing capabilities include environmental, synthetic fuels, biotechnology, and other emerging technologies.
"While the University of Pittsburgh and its affiliated Manufacturing Assistance Center occupy some of U-PARC, about 66 percent of the leasable space is leased by third parties," says Jeffrey Latcheran, facility manager for the U-PARC site and at the Oxford Development Company. "Intertek PARC Technical Services is the largest tenant, occupying 11 percent of the leasable space, including oil refinery pilot plants and automotive testing facilities." The firm has 400 employees who provide analysis and testing services to other companies, including U-PARC tenants.
While most of the approximately 120 U-PARC tenants are small- and mid-sized firms, several Fortune 500 firms also rent space. Plextronics, with 58 employees, has laboratory, manufacturing, and headquarters facilities occupying over 20,000 square feet in two buildings. The firm develops and manufactures conductive polymers for solar cells and other advanced electronics devices.
"U-PARC is a good fit for start-up companies," Latcheran says. "Quite a few start-up companies are tenants. Leases tend to last five to 10 years. The site offers a lot of flexibility for growth, and tenants often rent additional space as their operations grow. Some tenants have been renting since 1987 to 1989." One of them, Koppers, rents space at U-PARC for its corporate research center. It employs 1,616 people worldwide.
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Workshop teaches federal managers how to cope with five major IT program risks
Lisagor: The Risky Business Blues
In my experience, too many information technology projects promise the sky, but instead they exceed their budgets and schedules and disappoint users. Although there are many reasons for those failures, the lessons to be learned from them are rarely taught in classrooms, especially in the context of specific agency cultures and histories.
Training from the Program Management Institute (PMI) provides an essential foundation for government program managers (PMs), but it doesn't necessarily prepare them to deal with many of the everyday problems that arise on most projects, especially as those challenges relate to their own organizational and contractual relationships.
Experienced PMs are too busy fighting their own forest fires to concentrate on transferring knowledge to newer managers. As experienced managers retire, lack of knowledge management will become even more pronounced and the effect potentially more devastating.
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The idea was to offer a one-day workshop to help program managers mitigate future risks and increase the probability of project success.
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No more. As the conflict has grown bloodier and more chaotic, they have grown smoother and more skillful. Misa Gavrilovic, Jovan Zametica, Srdja Trifkovic and Marko Gasic strive to put reasonable faces to Serb nationalist ambitions. They appear on television or radio, explaining eloquently why Serb atrocities are more acceptable than those of their Muslim and Croat enemies.
Zametica, 38, the Serb's arch spin doctor, is a former student at Cambridge and lecturer in history at Marlborough. He also published a pamphlet entitled The Yugoslav Conflict for the International Institute for Strategic Studies. Since returning to Pale as chief spokesman for the Bosnian Serbs Zametica has gained notoriety as right-hand man to Radovan Karadzic, the Serbian warlord. Zametica's finest hour was warning General Sir Michael Rose: "Don't mess with us. Don't f*** around. If you hit us it means war."
Gasic, whose family hails from Grahovo, a town overrun by Croats during the conflict, is a co-founder with Gavrilovic of the Serbian Information Centre in England. Born in Britain and trained as a historian, he is a stalwart of the centre's campaign to highlight Croat and Muslim atrocities.
Trifkovic is a journalist who has worked for the BBC World Service and Voice of America. Studying in California when war broke out in Bosnia, he now travels widely promoting Serb aims but is based in London.
Gavrilovic, 54, keeps up a constant flow of letters to British newspapers, countering what he describes as biased reporting. Born in Belgrade but a British citizen for the last 30 years, he has mastered the art of broadcasting with a stern reasonableness, the tightly held temper of the wronged parent explaining to a backward child. Last week he abandoned this, openly furious after the air strikes near Sarajevo. But by yesterday he was back to being pleasant, articulate, pointing out reasonably that a major superpower, Nato, and most of the Muslim world was against the Serbs.
"When we first started to come forward there were virtually no Serb spokesmen. We are all independent, but we are all Serbs. And we have to try harder, be a bit smarter than the others [Croat and Muslim spokesmen] because we have a tougher task."
British journalists are increasingly unconvinced by their efforts. In one exchange last week Radio 4's James Naughtie could contain himself no longer. He broadsided Mr Gavrilovic: "You are in no position to accuse anyone of racism."Reuse content


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Cinnamon-Pecan Streusel Coffee Cake
Here's evidence that the best recipes survive with barely a tweak. Sour cream coffee cake, layered with cinnamon-pecan streusel, has been popular for decades. No need to change a good thing.
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1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray a 10-inch tube pan with nonstick cooking spray.
2. In a large mixing bowl beat butter and 1 cup of the granulated sugar with electric mixer until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla.
3. In a medium bowl, stir together flour, baking soda and salt. Alternately add the flour mixture and sour cream to the butter mixture, beginning and ending with flour mixture.
4. In a small bowl, combine remaining 1/2 cup granulated sugar, brown sugar, cinnamon and pecans.
5. Sprinkle one-third of the cinnamon-sugar mixture in the bottom of the prepared pan. Spread half the batter in the pan. Evenly sprinkle one-third of the cinnamon-sugar mixture over the batter. Pour remaining half of the batter in the pan; gently spread to cover the cinnamon-sugar mixture. Evenly sprinkle the remaining one-third of the cinnamon-sugar mixture over the batter.
6. Bake 1 hour or until a toothpick inserted in the center of cake comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes. Use a knife to loosen sides before removing. Place on serving plate. Serve warm.


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SESSION TITLE: Bronchoscopic Training and Approaches
SESSION TYPE: Original Investigation Slide
PRESENTED ON: Sunday, October 27, 2013 at 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
PURPOSE: To evaluate the safety, efficacy profile, and outcomes of the Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) use in convex and radial probe EBUS bronchoscopy and compare them to cases in which no airway was used.
METHODS: A limited retrospective, single center analysis was performed utilizing the IP database and OP surgical records. Two hundred consecutive advanced fiberoptic bronchoscopic cases, beginning in June 2010, were selected based on the following inclusion criteria: patients undergoing bronchoscopy using convex probe EBUS for centrally located lesions and radial probe EBUS for peripherally located lesions. This yielded 100 cases each in the "LMA" and "no airway" group. The following parameters were compared: demographic data, sedation used, hypoxic episodes, procedure time, and complications.
RESULTS: Demographic comparisons (LMA vs no airway) showed no significant difference in age (61.8y vs. 60.1y), height (66.88 in vs. 67.17 in), or weight (194.94 lbs vs. 180.56 lbs) between the two groups. The LMA group, however, did have a statistically higher BMI (30.75 vs. 28.10, p=0.042) when compared. Sedation during the procedure showed no difference with the use of fentanyl (238.5 mcg vs. 220.8 mcg) or diphenhydramine (19.0 mg vs. 17.5 mg). The LMA group did use a statistically higher dose of midazolam (12.6 mg vs. 10.9 mg, p=0.021). The overall procedure time did not vary between the two groups (45.1 min vs 42.3 min). Complications in the "LMA group" included: one hypoxic episode (SpO2<89) during the bronchoscopy, one episode of severe nausea and vomiting, and an episode of bleeding related to the bronchoscopic procedure. Complications in the "no airway group" included: one hypoxic episode (SpO2<89) during the bronchoscopy, 3 patients with transient desaturation (SpO2<89) post-bronchoscopy, and one pneumothorax. Consequently, the LMA appears effective in patients who are obese, useful for short procedures such as convex probe EBUS and for longer procedures such as radial probe EBUS.
CONCLUSIONS: LMA is a safe device to use during EBUS bronchocopy. While more sedation might be required during the use of the LMA, it is associated with fewer desaturations post-procedure.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: LMA use during EBUS bronchoscopy may be an acceptable alternative to not using an airway. More data is needed to confirm fewer desaturations and better patient tolerance with LMA use. As a result we will be conducting a randomized prospective trial to assess the benefits of the LMA vs. no airway vs. ETT tube use.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Praveen Chenna, Andrea Loiselle, Daniel Brown, David Misselhorn, Alexander Chen
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