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Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh spoke to reporters Wednesday for the first time since his return to Detroit for offseason work, but he left them with more questions than answers.
He didn't offer much in the way of updates on his contract situation, though he added this was the last time he'd talk about it, but then left the podium after dropping what might have been a bombshell (but might have just been him jabbering).
"Probably a lot of you guys don't know, I could have gone elsewhere when I was drafted," Suh said, via Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. "Had that decision in my hands. I chose not to take it because that's just the way I saw it."
Asked how he could have gone somewhere else, Suh replied: "There's many ways to do things. You can drop down in the draft, you can move up."
When it was mentioned that that wasn't necessarily his choice, he said: "It is my choice. It is for sure, my choice. But like I said, that's water under the bridge.
"I'm here in Detroit, I'm happy to be here in Detroit."
He was asked for more clarification, but apparently walked off without answering how he might have steered this process.
His contract situation might not be progressing the way he hoped, but trying to rewrite history and pull a post-facto Eli seems like a stretch, unless it's his way of telling the Lions he wants out. But he said he didn't, so who knows really what he was getting at?

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Ah! Stuff poems are made of. It is filling. It provides immense satisfaction. It is certainly very very tasty. Plus it is good food in warm conditions. Importantly, it makes you sleep for several hours after the food is consumed. My best memories of thayir saadham is when a child has graduated to "kai'la saadham' stage. This is right after 'ooti vidu' stage. And right before the stage where middle class families get confident enough to take the bold step from kozhachu-vitta buttermilk to pure thick thayir (the phase where you ask your mom to reserve a big cube of surface curd for you). The stage I am referring to is the one where 4-5 'mooku ozhugi' 'arai drowser' children sit around grandma during summer vacation. Grandma, in a single stroke, completes the difficult job of making children eat. Here is a look at the glorious facets of thayir saadham and its best friends. Note that qualification to be a friend of thayir saadham means it has to have good 'thottuka' abilities. In that the friend must mix well with Thayir Saadham and should be consumable along with the said 'saadham'.
Thayir Saadham and Mango Variants
Have you ever thought of thottufying a fully ripe mango with thayir saadham? Really you should try it. Take a good banganapalli, peel it off or rip it off in a barbaric fashion and take pieces of mango and mix it with thayir saadham and eat. Its splendid. Maangai paachadi is another rare delicacy that goes very well with thayir saadham. But a gem among Mango friends is super unripe mango that is cut into pieces, mixed with chilli powder and consumed along with thayir saadham. This mango must not be just unripe. It must be super unripe. It must be the extreme opposite of ripe. It should be so unripe that it should just be called 'un' as mixing it with 'ripe' would be an anaethma. Avakkai pickle is another unsung hero among thayir saadham friends. But care must be taken to put more 'saaru' in the avakkai oorgai. Because more than the avakkai, the saaru is where the magic is.
Thayir Saadham and Kazhangus
We have had our ponderings on the king kizhangu before. Not surprisingly, the three kinds of urulai kizhangu are simply awesome with thayir saadham. Especially the kutti-kutti'ya narukkina urulai kizhangu. Seppan-kizhangu, specifically the unroasted variety, also gels well with thayir saadham. Every time I have mentioned in public that potato gels well with thayir saadham, I get a 'I am so offended' looks from the aforementioned public. A look that conveys that I have committed blasphemy. And I am frankly surprised. I also think appalam goes well with thayir saadham. And I always knew that would not be a popular vote thing. However, I always thought potato would win votes in the thayir saadham competition. In the exit poll type survey that I commonly conduct this does not seem to be the case.. People abhor the notion that these two could be mixed. And I never get how anyone could miss this ultimate combo.
Thayir Saadham and "More" Molagai
Now 'more' molagai deserves a separate poem. In fact several poems. As the name goes this molagai goes well with thachi mammu's poorer cousin "more" saadham. The saadham must be watery with 4x more buttermilk than rice. And then molagai is dropped in like a dollop of vannila ice cream falling into a cup filled with 4 gulab jamuns. And there you go. On a hot May afternoon there is nothing better to eat than this combination. In fact if you are on study holidays for college exams and decide to take that crucial 30 minute lunch break, there is nothing else you want to spend time on other than this (of course getting back to studies and staying awake is a different proposition altogether).
Thayir Saadham and Mixture
Have you tried this. If not this is a must-not-miss combination. The mixture must not be a 'kaaramaana' mixture. It must also have raisins, nuts and other exotic stuff in it. Going beyond the world of mixture, thayir saadham goes well with ompodi, murukku, vetthal, vadaam, - essentially anything that is 'karakku murakku' goes well with thayirunnjaam.
Thayir Saadham and Mysore Paak
Crazy isn't it? But it does taste very well. In the 'sweet' variety I mentioned that Maanga pacchadi goes well with thayir saadham. And so does coconut burfi. If you want to try something that is really 'out there' try honey and thayir saadham. It will tickle your bones. I have seen people it pineapple, apple, orange, and "suppota" with thayir saadham. And they all vouch that combo to be the best ever.
So there you go ladies and gentlemen. Thayir saadham. You just cannot ignore it. It is the friendliest dish around that will happily buddy up with anything you bring in. It is the middle class marvel. Costs nothing. Satisfying. Puts you to sleep for hours together. What more do you want on a good hot afternoon during summer holidays?


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Locke-Ober restaurant is closed for business
Locke-Ober, the landmark Boston restaurant that opened in 1875, has closed indefinitely.
A sign posted inside the eatery's glass front door Saturday night said the restaurant is "currently closed for business, pending Locke-Ober's sale of its buildings located at Winter Place.''
The sign was addressed "to our loyal and valued customers'' and included thanks for their support and a wish that "the many warm memories we have shared within'' would live on.
Inside the restaurant, a party appeared to be taking place inside the restaurant, with more than a dozen people gathered around the bar, several wearing white chefs' tunics.
A man who responded to a reporter's knock at the door shortly after 11 p.m. shook his head and returned to the party when the reporter identified himself. The man later returned to the window and instructed the reporter to leave.
Phone calls to the restaurant went unanswered Saturday night, and the Open Table restaurant reservation website would not accept reservations until Dec. 1.
News of the closing spread through online social media Saturday evening. Patrick Maguire, who works at nearby restaurant jm Curley, posted a message on Facebook reading, "Locke Ober is closing at 7:30 tonight for good. Good luck on next chapter to everyone affiliated.''
Other posts on Facebook, Twitter, and local restaurant blogs also mentioned the closure and noted the restaurant's long history.
Over its 137 years in business, Locke-Ober has attracted local and international celebrities from the world of politics — such as John F. Kennedy, Henry Kissinger, and Bill Clinton — to film and television stars such as Paul Newman, James Cagney, and Jackie Gleason.
In 2001, celebrity chef Lydia Shire and business partner Paul Licari took over Locke-Ober and embarked on a much-lauded restoration, but they had difficulty returning the restaurant to its former glory.
The restaurant suspended lunch service in 2009 and closed briefly in 2011, after Shire's departure and the return of previous owner David Ray, to renovate and introduce a new chef, according to Boston Globe articles at the time. The restaurant reopened in April 2011.


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Back in September we offered three lucky readers the chance to attend Jack Daniel's birthday celebrations in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Today, one of our lucky competition winners tells you all about what went down with the drinking, the barbecues and the music. And then another one will be along shortly sharing their experience too...
I'd like to point out that not only do I never win anything, I also never enter anything, so in the grand scheme of things, all is rather fairly balanced. Winning a trip to a JD Set concert in Lynchburg Tennessee after speculatively entering during an "I should be working" moment came as a particularly fine moment and stand-out point of the week / month / year. So now that my smug-attack is out of the way, I'll try and describe the trip and gig.
After around fifteen hours of travel from Gatwick to Nashville, we dumped bags and ran to the nearest barbecue joint to fulfil our wildest sticky rib dreams. After being more than sated (I thought the portions were to share, but oh no, we got one each), we made it back to the hotel to sleep fitfully, really geared up for the following day.
A side-note on Nashville: it's a lovely place, very welcoming. But I have absolutely no idea how Kings of Leon come from this place. I can't even begin to understand how you'd discover any music that's not bluegrass and country in this city.
The Saturday entailed the journey to Lynchburg from Nashville, a tour around the distillery, a tasting, and then in the evening a barbecue on the hill overlooking Lynchburg and the surrounding countryside. Four things to note here – it really is a beautiful place, there are 317 inhabitants, all the JD in the world comes from this tiny place and a lot of it was served at this barbecue.
And so barbecue time morphed into gig time, and the acts, as they traditionally do, made their way through their sets one by one onstage. Only at this gig, all the acts were backed by the house band, The Silver Cornets, a band more used to playing country than backing Roisin Murphy I imagine. But hell could these guys play. They had learnt the backing parts to all the songs for all the artists – frankly an incredible feat. Tom Dartnell from The Young Knives was up first, his highlight being a cover of The Pixies 'Wave of Mutilation'. Hugh Cornwell popped on and off the stage throughout the night, playing duets with Tom and Roisin as well as some new tracks that were sounding great (apologies for the poor description – my Lynchburg Lemonade kept refilling itself all night). I'd be lying if I didn't say that a duet of The Stranglers' 'Peaches' by Hugh and Roisin was the highlight of the night, Roisin in a fabulous navy-themed jacket clearly loving the chance to sing 'Peaches', arms and legs-a-pumping.
Tim Wheeler, who I'd recently seen at The Roundhouse doing the nostalgia-fest 1977 gig (absolutely loved it) seemed to enjoy himself a lot, which quite frankly having seen Ash more times than I care to admit didn't come as a huge surprise. The only downer on his set was that Ash's music being for the large part straight forward great indie-pop tunes, the intricacies of the band arrangement have to come to the fore for the songs to shine as they should. As it was, The Silver Cornets probably weren't that familiar with Ash's oeuvre, and together with Tim Wheeler managed to make the set sound like a good 6th form band with Tim Wheeler doing Ash karaoke. The plus side being that it was a seriously unique experience.
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Itri, Italia
Itri is located almost midway between Roma and Napoli. Over the centuries from before the Roman Empire, Itri was always a well-traveled town because of their location. War after war was fought to control Itri and the surrounding area because the one who controlled Itri would control what would become the Appian Way. The Tomba di Cicero is located just at the southern edge of town on the way to Formia. The famous bandit Fra Diavolo lived in Itri. He was more of a mercenary than a true bandit, selling his services to the highest bidder. Many years later Padre Pio would also seek solace in Itri living in the mountains with the Cappucian monks.
Up on the tallest mountain is a church built to honor the Madonna. The tradition is that the famous painting of the Madonna della Civita was lost at sea when stolen by bandits. There are several versions told of the painting and its discovery by a young deaf mute shepherd searching for his lost cow up in the mountains. The most repeated version tells how he found his cow kneeling at the base of a tree. When the boy knelt and prayed, he was instantly healed. He brought villagers to claim the painting. Once again everyone began to battle over ownership. The painting was taken to a local church but it disappeared again. The villagers found the sacred painting back in the same tree. It was decided the Madonna gave them a sign telling them where She preferred to be. A sanctuary was built on the spot with a glass altar encasing the tree trunk. Adjoining the church are several large rooms where hang hundreds of written testimonies and photographs of miracles attributed to Her divine intercession on behalf of the ill and injured as well as preventing serious injuries or death in travel accidents. Campodimele and Itri still argue over ownership of the mountain, the painting, even the Sanctuario to this present day.
Cranston, Rhode Island now is home to St Mary's Church where a replica of the Madonna della Civita is honored with a Feast commemorating Her holy days in Itri. The community piazza not too far from St. Mary's Hall has a stone set on the street corner with all the names of the families from Itri who found their way to Cranston. It is always such a joy but also a bit sad to visit the stone and trace the names with our fingers. How hard, how frightening for those brave souls to leave all that was familiar and loved – their land, their homes, their families and friends – to make that long journey across the ocean to the unknown. Yes, they knew they were seeking other friends and family here stateside, but, oh! The unknowns that awaited them too! And so it was they made their way to Cranston, and found a way to honor all they left behind but brought along in their hearts!
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I am from Rhode Island (Warwick) next town to Cranston. I was searching the web for information on Itri since that is where my grandfather was born. His name was Servino Agresti. His name is on one of the stones in Cranston that you wrote about. I was just interested in getting some information on where he was from. Thanks for the information on your website. I hope to get some more information and hope to see if there are any relatives of his still in Itri.
Comment by Laurel— July 27, 2009 #
My grandmother was from Itri. Her name was Assunta Agresti and married a gentleman with the last name of Velletri. They had 1 son in 1913 named Andrew. Then my grandmother's husband died, he was very young. His family owned a bar in Itri. I am wondering if the bar is still there. Does anyone know the history? Any relatives?
Comment by Sandra— September 21, 2011 #
What's the name of the bar I recently moved to itri
Comment by nick— April 3, 2013 #
Hello Nick, sorry for the delayed reply. I just found my post again. I do not know the name of the bar. I was hoping someone from Itri or that had family from Itri may have known some history. I do not know if you are still living in Itri, but if so, it would be greatly appreciated if you can ask which is the oldest bar. Or, ask around. The small towns in Italy are wonderful sources of history just by word of mouth. Since am not very computer literate, I will give you my email address. If you see this post or if you have any info, please contact me. My family and I would greatly appreciate it. Grazie! Here is my contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by Sandra— July 7, 2018 #
Ciao there,
We are an English couple who decided to sell up in the UK, (South Wales actually) and to completely change our lifestyle and move out to Italy.
We came on holiday several times to this beautiful area of SOUTH LAZIO, and we liked it so much, we decided to make it our home !!! Guess where we choose to make our new start: ITRI, near Sperlonga !!!
We have been living here for over 5 years now and absolutely love it. This where we live: http://trecancelle.shapcott-family.com
Here is our VIDEO about ITRi and SPERLONGA:
We also have a BLOG where you can read our news and adventures in Italy:
We too are Family History addicts and I am tracing my family's history in Italy. They were from Atina, Frosinone, near Montecassino.
I am passionate about this area of Itri / Sperlonga and the beautiful South Lazio region, so I have been creating an English Website about it.
You can find it here: http://southlazio.shapcott-family.com
Here are the pages about ITRI: http://itri.shapcott-family.com
CAMPODIMELE: http://campodimele.shapcott-family.com
SPERLONGA: http://sperlonga.shapcott-family.com
GAETA: http://gaeta.shapcott-family.com
FORMIA: http://formia.shapcott-family.com
Ciao for now !!! A presto …..
Comment by Louise— July 22, 2010 #
Hello. I am cooking for a special 60th birthday for my Monsignori whose family comes from Itri, something he is VERY proud of. I would like to incorporate menu/flowers that are indigenous to Itri. I am going to prepare a puttanesca sauce with, of course, gaeta olives. Are cyclmen plants typical to your area this time of year? Is there another food item(s) which I could include? Thank you in advance and I look forward to a reply. Thank you, thank you!
Comment by Maureen E. Burke— February 5, 2011 #
Hello! My family is from Gaeta and my father had his first communion in a church on a hill in Itri. Is this the Madonna della civita? I have been there once and I remember a hall where there are photos of people who have believed to have been blessed by a miracle. The chuch interior was covered in gold details and cherubs. I am looking at having my wedding ceremony here, does anyone have a contact at the church? Also, i remember a restaurant on the way down the mountain that had a small outdoor area, is anyone familiar with this restaurant? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Comment by Nicola— June 4, 2011 #
HI – I sent you an email Nicola – Madonna della CIvita is on a mountain, not hill. THere were many miracles attributed to her. The email details the other items about Itri churches and such for you! If you do a web search, the sanctuary has its own web sire.
Comment by Bonnie (valentinoswife)— June 25, 2011 #
My grandfather was from Itri, Italy his name was Luigi Masella, his parents were Micheal Masella and Filomona (Azzaril) Masella. My cousins and I are researching our family any information. any information anyone may have please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by John L Masella— July 29, 2011 #
I, too, am looking for some family information. My grandmother was from Itri. Her name was Assunta Agresti and married a gentleman with the last name of Velletri. They had 1 son in 1913 named Andrew. Then my grandmother's husband died, he was very young. His family owned a bar in Itri. I am wondering if the bar is still there. Does anyone know the history? Any relatives?
Comment by Sandra— September 21, 2011 #
Please help…I, too, am looking for some family information. My grandmother was from Itri. Her name was Assunta Agresti and married a gentleman with the last name of Velletri. They had 1 son in 1913 named Andrew. Then my grandmother's husband died, he was very young. His family owned a bar in Itri. I am wondering if the bar is still there. Does anyone know the history? Any relatives?
Comment by Sandra— September 21, 2011 #
My last name is D'Itri and my father's side of our family is from Rhode Island. I'm curious about the origin of my name and the history of how it came to be. My father's side of the family are tile and marble masons. Any information would be great, thanks!
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I live in Cranston, RI not far from St. Mary's Cranston. My Grandfather (Pasquale Picano) was from Itri and was one of the original founding members of St. Mary's and our family name is on the wall you write of above. If there any relatives out there, please feel free to email me.
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Moro em Santos, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil, meus bisavós nasceram em Itri e conforme documentos pessoais, a comune pertencia a Caserta, e chamavam-se Giovanni Manzi e Mariantonia Agresti, sendo que meu avô Vincenzo Manzi nasceu na Av. Santa Maria aos 06 de julho de 1888, e com 6 anos de idade imigraram para a Fazenda Carioba na cidade paulista de Americana, São Paulo onde casou-se com minha avó tambem italiana chamada Mathilde Filleti Manzi que teve 8 filhos 5 mulheres e 3 homens, restanto vivas atualmente 2 mulheres, uma tia com 90 anos e minha mãe caçula com 84 anos.
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A new look below the surface of nanomaterials
Scientists can now look deeper into new materials to study their structure and behavior, thanks to work by an international group of researchers led by UC Davis and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and published Aug. 14 by the journal Nature Materials.
The technique will enable more detailed study of new types of materials for use in electronics, energy production, chemistry and other applications.
The technique, called angle-resolved photoemission, has been used since the 1970s to study materials, especially properties such as semiconductivity, superconductivity and magnetism. But the technique allows probing to a depth of only about a nanometer beneath the surface of a material, a limit imposed by the strong inelastic scattering of the emitted electrons.
The breakthrough work of the UC Davis/LBNL team made use of the high-intensity X-ray source operated by the Japanese National Institute for Materials Sciences at the SPring8 synchrotron radiation facility in Hyogo, Japan, and allowed researchers to look far deeper into a material, providing more information and reducing surface effects.
"We can now take this to much higher energies than previously thought," said Chuck Fadley, professor of physics at UC Davis and the Lawrence Berkeley Lab, who is senior author of the paper.
The technique is based on the photoelectric effect described by Einstein in 1905: When a photon is shot into a material, it knocks out an electron. By measuring the angle, energy and perhaps the spin of the ejected electrons, scientists can learn in detail about electron motion and bonding in the material.
Previously, the technique used energies of about 10 to 150 electron-volts. Working at the Japanese facility, Fadley and his colleagues were able to boost that to as high as 6,000 electron-volts energies that increased the probing depth up to 20-fold.
Thanks to recent advances in electron optics, the team was also able to collect accurate information using specially designed spectrometers effectively cameras for electrons.
The spectrometer is rather like a pinhole camera, Fadley noted. It's easy to get a sharp image with a pinhole camera by keeping the entrance opening small. Open up this aperture and a lot more light is admitted, but a clear image becomes more difficult to extract. But new developments in electron optics, particularly in Sweden, have made it possible to detect sufficient electrons to carry out such experiments.
Several high-powered X-ray sources are now running or being built in Europe and Asia, although none are yet planned in the U.S., Fadley said. The new technique could be used both for basic and commercial research on new materials for electronics and technology.
Fadley noted that he had first proposed the idea of using a high-intensity X-ray source to look more deeply beneath the surface of materials around 1980, but neither the X-ray sources nor the spectrometers existed to make the experiment feasible.
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Irving and Silik Polayes Professor of Surgery (Plastic); Section Chief
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Surgery: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery: Cosmetic Surgery Program; Craniofacial Fellowship; Craniofacial Surgery Program | Vascular Anomalies & Malformations Program
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Dr. John A. Persing is a doubly Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and Neurological Surgeon. He is passionate about improving the quality of life of children born with craniofacial defects and individuals affected by cancer, trauma, deformities, and aesthetic concerns. He believes that all people deserve a chance at a better life, regardless of economic and world boundaries.
Dr. Persing earned his medical degree from the University of Vermont in 1974. He has been President of the Plastic Surgery Foundation, the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, the Association of Academic Chairmen of Plastic Surgery, the American Association of Pediatric Plastic Surgeons, among others, and served as Chair of the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is past President of the American Association of Plastic Surgeons, and received the Clinician of the Year Award in 2010, as well as the James Barrett Brown award for the best journal article published in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery in 2015.
Dr. Persing has a focus on improving the quality of patients' lives regardless of whether this is a cosmetic or reconstructive concern. His clinical interests are craniofacial deformities, vascular malformations, and cosmetic surgery of the face and body.
Connecticut Magazine named Dr. Persing among the best in the state in its annual "Top Doctors" issue in the 2016 edition, along with America's Best Doctors (Castle-Connolly) and Who's Who in Medicine.
Learn more about the Section Chief of Yale Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Education & Training
|University of Vermont (1974)
|Hospital of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
|Freedom Fields Hospital, Plymouth, England
|NIDR Sponsored Research Fellow
|University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
|Hospital of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
|Hospital of the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
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James Marquis Converse LecturerAmerican Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (2016)
ASMS National Meeting Best Paper Presentation (Carolyn Chuang)American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (2016)
Best DoctorBest Doctors List of America (2015, 2016)
Connecticut Magazine Top DoctorsConnecticut Magazine (2015, 2016)
James Barrett Brown AwardAmerican Association of Plastic Surgery (2015)
ASMS National Meeting Best Paper Presentation (Jenny Yang)American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (2015)
ASMS National Meeting Best Paper Presentation (AJ Forte)American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (2014)
Distinguished Academic Achievement AwardUniversity of Vermont, College of Medicine (2014)
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Clinician of the YearAmerican Association of Plastic Surgery (2010)
Best DoctorBest Doctors in New York Region (2010)
ASMS Distinguished Service AwardAmerican Society of Maxiollfacial Surgeons (2007)
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PresidentAmerican Association Pediatric Plastic Surgery (1995)
Bern Spiesel AwardASMS American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (1991, 2010)
Donald D. Matson AwardAmerican Association of Neurologic Surgeons (1981)
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American Counsel of Academic Plastic Surgeons (2011 - Present)
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons President
Plastic Surgery Foundation President
American Board of Plastic Surgery Chairperson
American Association of Plastic Surgeons President
Operation Smile - Medical Advisory Board & Volunteer Surgeon Marrakesh, Morocco; Chinandega, Nicaragua; Rajkot, India; Amman, Jordan; Shanghai, China; Empangeni, South Africa; David, Panama; Curitiba, Brazil; Parma, Italy; Bogotá, Colombia; Casablanca, Morocco; Fortaleza, Brazil; Belo Horizonte, Brazil (2003)
A charitable organization that provides craniofacial care worldwide.
Virginia Children's Connection Giridih, India (1986 - 1992)
Volunteer Overseas Program, Founding Director
Interplast - Board of Directors & Volunteer Surgeon Iquitos, Peru; Manaus, Brazil; Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia; Yerevan, Armenia (1986 - 2003)
Interplast, an agency that sends physicians around the world to do charitable work.
Pro Bono Surgical Work Virginia Beach, United States (1986)
Dr Persing performs pro bono surgical work, which makes up some 35 to 40 percent of his practice at the Yale Craniofacial Program. His passion to help has brought him to Argentina, Armenia, Bolivia, Brazil, India, Jordan, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, South Africa, among other countries to provide...


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Signals Rapid Adoption of 5G WiFi Across Product Segments
At COMPUTEX, ASUS introduced an entire ecosystem of products using 5th generation Wi-Fi (5G WiFi) based on the 802.11ac standard. The new products, which include the RT-AC66U Wireless Router , the G75VW gaming laptop PC and the P8Z77-V series motherboard, feature Broadcom (NASDAQ: BRCM) 5G WiFi chips which deliver Ethernet-quality speeds three times faster and with six times the power efficiency of previous generations of Wi-Fi devices.
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Cary Grant was the quintessential movie star - a leading man whose light comic touch, effortlessly debonair screen presence, and devastating good looks proved timeless in their appeal. After escaping a truly Dickensian childhood in England and paying his dues on the American vaudeville circuit, Grant landed his first leading roles in such features as "She Done Him Wrong" (1933). Having gained notoriety in romantic-comedies like "The Awful Truth" (1937), he went on to star opposite a cavalcade of Hollywood's most luminous leading ladies, including Irene Dunne, Ingrid Bergman, Ginger Rogers, Katharine Hepburn, Eva Marie Saint and Grace Kelly. Classics like "Bringing Up Baby" (1938) paired the star with many of the greatest directors of the golden age of cinema, including Howard Hawks, George Cukor, Frank Capra, Stanley Donen and, most notably, Alfred Hitchcock. For nearly 30 years, Grant remained a major box office draw in hit films that included "Gunga Din" (1939), "His Girl Friday" (1940), "The Philadelphia Story" (1941), "Notorious" (1946), "To Catch a Thief" (1955), "North by Northwest" (1959) and "Charade" (1963). So indelible was his contribution to cinema that he was ranked No. 2 on the American...
Cary Grant was the quintessential movie star - a leading man whose light comic touch, effortlessly debonair screen presence, and devastating good looks proved timeless in their appeal. After escaping a truly Dickensian childhood in England and paying his dues on the American vaudeville circuit, Grant landed his first leading roles in such features as "She Done Him Wrong" (1933). Having gained notoriety in romantic-comedies like "The Awful Truth" (1937), he went on to star opposite a cavalcade of Hollywood's most luminous leading ladies, including Irene Dunne, Ingrid Bergman, Ginger Rogers, Katharine Hepburn, Eva Marie Saint and Grace Kelly. Classics like "Bringing Up Baby" (1938) paired the star with many of the greatest directors of the golden age of cinema, including Howard Hawks, George Cukor, Frank Capra, Stanley Donen and, most notably, Alfred Hitchcock. For nearly 30 years, Grant remained a major box office draw in hit films that included "Gunga Din" (1939), "His Girl Friday" (1940), "The Philadelphia Story" (1941), "Notorious" (1946), "To Catch a Thief" (1955), "North by Northwest" (1959) and "Charade" (1963). So indelible was his contribution to cinema that he was ranked No. 2 on the American Film Institute's list of the 25 Greatest Screen Legends of All Time in 1999, surpassed only by Humphrey Bogart. Perhaps best summing up the myth and reality of the persona he had become so closely identified with, Grant himself once said, "I pretended to be somebody I wanted to be, and, finally, I became that person. Or he became me."
Born Archibald Alexander Leach on Jan. 18, 1904 in Horfield, Bristol, England, he was the only child of Elsie Kingdom and Elias James Leach. An emotionally fragile woman from a poor background, Elsie nonetheless held lofty aspirations for young Archie, who did little to distinguish himself academically at the Bishop Road Primary School. His already less-than-ideal childhood was dealt a blow when, at the age of nine, Archie was told by Elias that his mother had left them to go on a "long holiday." She never returned, and it was only 20 years later that Archie would learn she had been placed in a mental institution by his father. Introduced to the theater by an instructor who worked at the local Bristol Hippodrome, Archie suddenly envisioned a route out of his unhappy childhood surroundings. An attempt to run away with a traveling acrobatics troupe ended abruptly when the 13-year-old's exasperated father dragged him back home. It was merely a temporary return, however, as Archie was expelled from Fairfield Grammar School the following year, allowing him to rejoin the Bob Pender Stage Troupe in 1918. Working as a juggler, comedian and acrobat with the group, the teenager gained valuable experience working the music halls of London and picked up a hint of a Cockney accent along the way. When the Pender Troupe went on a tour of the United States in 1920, Archie leapt at the chance to cross the Atlantic.
At the end of the successful two-year tour of the States, Grant - still performing under his birth name of Archie Leach - chose to remain in New York City. Over the next five years, he eked out a living working a variety of odd jobs, including placard walker, carnival barker and stilt walker. He traveled as a part of a vaudeville team for a time, before performing throughout the country in several musical comedies. In 1927, he made his first significant Broadway appearance in the musical "Golden Dawn," followed by roles in the productions "Boom Boom" (1929), "A Wonderful Night" (1929) and "Nikki" (1931). Convinced that his performance skills, comic timing and natural charm would serve him well in film, the aspiring young performer left for Hollywood, where after a few minor screen appearances, he was signed to a five-year contract with Paramount Pictures. Instructed by studio executives to change his name, he chose the first name of Cary and after a bit of haggling, settled on the surname of Grant, reasoning that if the initials C.G. had worked so well for movie star Clark Gable, why not him.
The newly-christened Grant soon began appearing in a string of low-budget productions for Paramount, until he gained a bit of attention as an aloof playboy opposite screen siren Marlene Dietrich in "Blonde Venus" (1932). He continued the trend with leading man roles opposite Mae West in two of the buxom sex symbol's most popular films, "She Done Him Wrong" (1933) and "I'm No Angel" (1933). Reportedly, when casting for the role in the first film, West observed Grant at the studio, pointed out the little known actor to her producer, and said, "If he can talk, I'll take him." Although considered a commercial failure at the time, director George Cukor's romantic-comedy "Sylvia Scarlett" (1935) was a project of momentous firsts for Grant. Not only did it mark the first of his many memorable pairings with the indomitable Katharine Hepburn, but was also widely considered to be the film in which Grant's signature personality initially began to emerge on screen. Playing a Cockney entertainer in a traveling troupe, it was a role perfectly suited for him, one that allowed him to draw on his experiences with the Pender Theater Troupe 15 years earlier. When his Paramount contract expired in 1937, Grant made the unprecedented move of becoming a free agent, a risky decision that also allowed him the luxury of choosing his own film projects, scripts and directors. As time would tell, it proved to be a gamble that paid off handsomely.
In short order, Grant put his own unique personal stamp on the emerging screwball romantic-comedy genre. Handsome, sophisticated and equally adept at the pratfall or spit-take, he set himself apart from other leading men, even as he served as the perfect foil for his spirited female co-stars. The supernatural-comedy "Topper" (1937) opposite Constance Bennett gave Grant his first financial hit, thanks to a share of the hefty profits, while "The Awful Truth" (1937) co-starring Irene Dunne made him a bona fide movie star. Basing much of his performance and mannerisms on the latter film's director, Leo McCarey, Grant gave full reign to the effortlessly charming persona he would be forever tied to with his role in "The Awful Truth." This began a remarkably successful run for the actor, confirmed years later by director and cinema historian Peter Bogdanovich, who noted that, "After The Awful Truth, when it came to light comedy, there was Cary Grant and then everyone else was an also-ran." Over the next four years, Grant starred in an unmatched number of hit films, honing his burgeoning image to a fine gloss with each successive outing.
Grant and Hepburn reteamed twice more to perfect the screwball comedy, first with director Howard Hawks in the classic "Bringing up Baby" (1938), quickly followed by "Holiday" (1938), once again under the guidance of Cukor. More versatile than he was often given credit for, Grant also convincingly played a man of action in films like the rousing adventure "Gunga Din" (1939) for director George Stevens and Hawk's revered aerial drama "Only Angels Have Wings" (1939). He further perfected the screwball comedy, opposite Rosalind Russell, in "His Girl Friday" (1940) and "My Favorite Wife" (1940), which reteamed him with McCarey and frequent leading lady Irene Dunne. That same year, the smash hit "The Philadelphia Story" (1940) not only broke box office records, single-handedly revived Katharine Hepburn's flagging career, and won two Oscars, but additionally solidified Grant's imperturbable screen persona into a verifiable archetype. So effortlessly effective was the actor that Grant even managed to elevate subpar material such as the melodrama "Penny Serenade" (1941), which earned him his first Oscar nomination.
In one of his most fortuitous and beneficial professional collaborations, Grant worked with the great Alfred Hitchcock for the first time on the romantic psychological-thriller "Suspicion" (1941), opposite Joan Fontaine. In a surprisingly effective break from his usual role type, Grant portrayed a handsome scoundrel suspected of murder. Famously unimpressed with thespians, director Hitchcock would later refer to Grant as "the only actor I ever loved in my whole life." Although still a major box office draw, the harsh new realities brought on by World War II tempered audience's taste for frivolous romantic-comedies, and for the first time Grant's career faltered. One commercial bright spot of the period was his work in director Frank Capra's adaptation of the stage play "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1944). Although a hit with critics and audiences, Grant later stated that his admittedly over-the-top performance in the macabre comedy was one of his least favorites. Cast as a poor Cockney drifter in London's East End, Grant essayed a character closer to his personal origins than ever before in the drama "None But the Lonely Heart" (1944). And while it garnered the actor praise from critics and his second Academy Award nomination, the deeply flawed character was so far removed from the silky-smooth charmer he had become known for, that audiences simply could not accept him in the role. After the failure of the film, Grant would never again stray so far from his established persona.
Hitchcock once again provided Grant with some of his best work - not to mention a much needed hit film - in "Notorious" (1946), a masterful espionage thriller co-starring Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains. Other efforts of the period, such as the mildly diverting fantasy "The Bishop's Wife" (1947), kept Grant on screens, but the successes were fewer and farther between than they once had been. A serial marrier, Grant would wed a total of five times during his life, to such women as troubled heiress Barbara Hutton and actress Betsy Drake, who he met on the set of the romantic-comedy "Every Girl Should be Married" (1948). After exchanging vows the following year, the couple would appear together on screen once more in "Room for One More" (1952). With his background in vaudeville and broad comedy, Grant was disdainful of Method acting and wary of the new generation of young stars, who practiced it like Marlon Brando and James Dean. As he closed in on 50, the former king of the box office sensed his relevance beginning to wane, and as early as 1953, began making public rumblings about his imminent retirement. Thankfully, he was tempted back by Hitchcock to co-star with Grace Kelly in "To Catch a Thief" (1955), and later opposite Eva Marie Saint in "North by Northwest" (1959), considered by many to be the two most successful collaborations from the actor-director pair. After co-starring with Sophia Loren in "The Pride and the Passion" (1956), Grant fell madly in love with his Italian leading lady and pursued her ardently - even asking her to marry him - despite being married to Drake and Loren being involved with her soon-to-be-husband, Carlo Ponti. Always a keen businessman, Grant also began his own production company in the late-1950s, mounting such features as the wartime comedy "Operation Petticoat" (1959), co-starring Tony Curtis.
Struggling to reconcile the disparities of his suave onscreen persona with the humble origins of Archie Leach, Grant became increasingly bitter and unhappy. His increased dissatisfaction with the film business did little to help matters. With Grant's marriage to Drake foundering, it was she who encouraged him to join her in a new psychiatric experiment employing the little-understood hallucinogenic drug LSD. Grant agreed, and for a time, he claimed that it helped his outlook a great deal, loosening inhibitions and lowering defenses. In the long run, however, it would not provide him with the tranquility he so desperately sought. Despite his discomfort with the marked differences in their ages, he played leading man to the much younger Audrey Hepburn in Stanley Donen's Hitchcock-esque "Charade" (1963). A year later, he took on a role as a confirmed beach bum reluctantly forced into the role of protector in the WWII comedy-adventure "Father Goose" (1964). Though considered one of his more lightweight efforts, Grant described the role to be the one closest to his real life personality.
Having divorced Drake three years prior, Grant married the much younger actress Dyan Cannon in Las Vegas in 1965 and the union produced his only child, Jennifer Grant, the following year. His fourth marriage, it was also one of his rockiest, and by the time Grant's final film "Walk, Don't Run" (1966) was released, Cannon - who later accused her husband of verbal and physical abuse - was already preparing for divorce. Bored with the business of filmmaking and wanting to spend more time with his daughter, Grant announced his retirement from the screen in 1966 and despite several high-profile attempts to lure him back, he would never act in a film again. In the years that followed, Grant remained active, joining the board of directors for several companies and organizations, including the perfumer Fabergé. By all accounts he enjoyed the fruits of semi-retirement and was genuinely touched when he was honored with an Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 1970. Grant had also managed to reconnect and reconcile with his mother, Elsie, who had been de-institutionalized in the 1930s. The two would remain close until her death at the age of 95 in 1974. Grant married for the fifth and final time when he wed British publicist Barbara Harris in 1981. Later, he toured the country with a one-man audience participation show, "A Conversation with Cary Grant." It was while preparing for one such performance at the Adler Theater in Davenport, IA on Nov. 29, 1986 that he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, brought on by a stroke. Cary Grant died later that night at the age of 82.
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as I wish to learn to compile release executables , I have these first 2 questions .is codeblocks suitable or must it be visual studio 2015(community) ?
is it CMake or is Project Manager ready again ?
My only need for any compiler is to compile T3D release executables and at this time only for windows .
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Haunted by her past, a woman risks everything to claw her way to redemption in Linda McLean's "strangers, babies."
An elegant and elliptical drama that revels in the same visceral power as McLean's "Any Given Day," which scored a hit for Magic Theatre in its American premiere last year, "strangers" sucks you in from the first fleeting flash of insight. A solar system of men revolve around this woman, the battered but unbowed May, but the real gravitational force in her soul is the pull of new life. In five blistering scenes that unfold like a whodunit, May reaches for the elusive possibility of hope, even salvation.
The Scottish playwright has a gift for jagged narratives that fit together like a jigsaw puzzle. The enigma of May (a riveting Danielle Levin) only deepens throughout the course of this blistering, 90-minute odyssey, beautifully directed by Jon Tracy in its regional premiere, running at Berkeley's Shotgun Players through Nov. 17.
The mystery began 20 years ago when three little children, one of them May, romped into a neighborhood park and changed their lives forever. Now May is all grown up, and she lives next to another such park but can never shake the terror of what happened that day. She must live with the aftershocks of a single afternoon for the rest of her days.
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McLean has a genius for revealing her back story in sly bits and pieces that keep us guessing and hanging on every little shard of truth that sneaks by before you can take a breath. While some playwrights today hide behind short, vague scenes, the Glasgow-born writer never sacrifices depth in her quest for ambiguity. She's got such a stark, penetrating voice that you are willing to go wherever she dares to lead. Theatergoers should rejoice that she is also returning to the Magic next year with the world premiere of "Every Five Minutes."
The playwright dazzles with her ruthlessness with language, the way she captures the poetry of brutality, and her kaleidoscopic view of human nature. The writing here is spare, almost mathematically precise, and entire lifetimes of bitterness and resentment are sculpted in a few minutes.
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Antibodies from Yeast
Researchers from Thayer School, Dartmouth Medical School, and biotechnology firm GlycoFi recently reported a major advance in protein bioengineering. The team made a breakthrough in using yeast to produce antibodies with human sugar structures. Antibodies are proteins with sugars attached to them.
The team's latest work shows that antibodies with increased cancer-killing ability can be produced by controlling the sugar structures that are attached to them. The finding is important because antibodies are emerging as a significant class of cancer drugs. This research shows that an antibody with human sugar structures can be produced in the lab. GlycoFi's approach can be applied to other glycoproteins, a growing class of therapeutic proteins.
The research was published in the February issue of Nature Biotechnology. GlycoFi was founded in 2000 by Thayer School professors Tillman Gerngross and Charles Hutchinson.
The March issue of Nature Biotechnology includes Gerngross in its shortlist of researchers who have made the most significant contributions to biotechnology in the past 10 years.
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Professor Victor Petrenko's Icenabled™ icemaker may soon freeze old machines out of the $1 billion icemaking business.
Utilizing his pulse electro-thermal de-icing (PETD) technology, the Icenabled icemaker "will be more productive, more space efficient, more energy efficient, more reliable, and will make ice faster and of higher quality than ever before," he says. "This technology can increase an icemaker's production capacity by 70 percent while decreasing its energy consumption by up to 30 percent."
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PETD could ultimately transform the entire $40 billion refrigeration and air conditioning industry, which, according to Petrenko, has struggled with the challenge of keeping cold evaporator coils free of frost and ice. PETD has proven its ability to de-ice these coils in seconds using a fraction of the energy required by conventional coil defrosters.
Petrenko and his company, Ice Engineering LLC, are working on several other applications for PETD, including de-icing buildings, bridges, car windshields, airplanes, windmills, ships, and power lines.
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New Bern Ballet presents a 90-minute children�s version of Tchaikovsky�s �The Nutcracker,� promised to take audiences on a trip back in time to a land of wonder and sweets.
New Bern Ballet presents a 90-minute children�s version of Tchaikovsky�s �The Nutcracker,� promised to take audiences on a trip back in time to a land of wonder and sweets.
This is the company�s eighth year of offering the classic to local audiences. It will present six total performances, including two public shows � Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Both shows are at Grover C. Fields Middle School
New Bern Ballet Company is the performance arm of New Bern Ballet.� The Nutcracker� performance has become a Holiday Tradition for many families and school children in Craven County. Members of the company spend countless hours in rehearsals to deliver a performance the whole family can enjoy.
New Bern Ballet offered this overview of the story:
�Clara receives her dearest gift, The Nutcracker. The magic begins as Godfather Drosselmeier�s mysterious gift comes to life to battle his arch enemy, the Mouse King. Then travel with the dancers to the Land of Sweets where Clara and her prince are entertained by the Sugar Plum Fairy and her legion of interesting characters. Artistic Director Laura Karmi draws on the original choreography created by Marius Petipa with influences from the Danish Ballet spanning through to George Balanchine�s New York Ballet.�
This year features new costumes hand-made in Italy by seamstress Holly Thorton.
This year�s performance includes 42 dancers ranging in age from 4 to adult. Caroline Hancock and Gabriella Cruz take on the roles of the Stahlbaum siblings, Fritz and Clara. This year�s Nutracker Prince is Camryn Sittig. James Chance joins his daughters, Tori and Anna, on stage as the magical Godfather Drosselmeir. Ben Cruz is Dr. Stahlbaum father to his real life daughter Gabriella (Clara) and to Maxim who plays a party boy and soldier and Rosalina who shines as a party girl and one of Bo Peep�s sheep. Father and Daughter Paul and Rebecca Biro also take the stage together. Last year�s Nutcracker Prince Jackson Seymore, takes on the exact opposite role this year as The Mouse King. Many dancers have been a part of this production for four years or more: Maddie Goodman, Aimee Trombley, Olivia Rhodes, Liz Lohle, Ainsley Horton, Hope Ellenburger, Samantha Clark and Charlotte Antry.
For a seventh year, there will be two performances for Craven County school children on Monday and for the second year, the company performs at the annual Christmas party at Cherry Point air station.
Public performance Admission is $7.50 in advance and $10 at the door. Tickets are available from any cast member, at the Bank of the Arts, or on the Web: newbernballet.com


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Skydiving is a must do for many visitors to Queenstown but there are a few variables to keep in mind to ensure your skydiving experience is everything you hoped it would be, plus more!
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NBC can't shake its Maya Rudolph infatuation.
The peacock network has ordered a pilot for a new prime-time variety series that will feature the "Saturday Night Live" graduate as its topliner, the network confirmed.
It's a project Rudolph had been pushing for months after the cancellation of vexed comedy "Up All Night," in which she was a key cast member.
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According to Deadline, which first reported the news, the plan is to air the pilot as a special after the Winter Olympics. But definitive plans will have to wait until the pilot is actually taped.
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Hydronics refers to a system of heating or cooling that uses a fluid (usually water or vapour) to transfer heat or cold in a closed system of pipes. The Hydronics program, developed by NAIT's pipe trades group for students throughout North America, also addresses hydronics systems involving solar, fuel cell and geothermal heating sources.
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Successful completion of a chosen stream qualifies students for certification by the Canadian Hydronics Council (CHC). Students can seek certification as a hydronic designer or hydronic installer, or both. Once students have completed all coursework and attained 70% or better on all exams, NAIT submits all information to the Canadian Hydronics Council (CHC) for certification.
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