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Biopharmaceutical formulation is primarily about stability and the product's mode of use. The route of administration (drug
delivery, see
http://www.biopharminternational.com/biopharm/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=118565) and the manufacturing process must be considered, along with the molecule's intrinsic stability factors. Because proteins
and peptides are such large molecules and exist to interact with their environment, they are somewhat fragile. They must be
protected from denaturation and degradation until they can be delivered to their site of action in a patient's body.
"The experiments necessary to define an acceptable formulation depend on the proposed route of administration," said D.B.
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other way? Consider stability in the bloodstream, Lakings suggests. A poorly soluble drug could precipitate out of solution
in vivo — not only ruining its chance of doing its job but possibly endangering the patient. "Formulation excipients can possibly
be added to prevent degradation," he said. Or the formulation may need to be stored under certain conditions — refrigerated,
frozen, freeze dried, or kept in reduced-light yellow or brown vials, for example. The less stringent the storage conditions,
the better.
What Can Go Wrong
Here's one of the scariest things that can happen at a biopharmaceutical plant: A quality inspector looks at vials of final,
liquid-formulated product and sees globs of brown gunk floating or settling to the bottom. An entire batch, worth at least
thousands of dollars, has just been wasted. Usually the failure is not so obvious. Formulation scientists work hard to make
sure aggregation and precipitation don't happen.
Biopharmaceutical formulators must evaluate protein formulations for degradation products both qualitatively and quantitatively.
Qualitative studies include preclinical safety studies and tests that determine how degradation might be prevented by optimizing
the formulation. Quantitative evaluation examines temperature dependencies, for example, or a formulation's tendency to convert
in vivo to native forms (if it has denatured). Bioassays study protein activity, identity, and critical pathways. Analytical methods
are developed in parallel with the product itself, with at least two solid techniques chosen to assess stability.
Chemical degradation changes the primary structure of a protein. Bond cleavage will create an entirely new molecule. Such
chemical degradation is usually preceded by a causal physical process, typically unfolding, that makes available residues
that are usually inaccessible for chemical reactions with their environment. Physical degradation changes only the higher-order
structure (secondary, tertiary, quaternary) of the polypeptide, not necessarily creating a brand new molecule. Such degradation
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Can I remove the YouTube Logo when I play one of their videos?
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Up To 8 Persons, St.peter Dome And Vatican Museums Views
Luxury Apartment in front of St. Peter's Church in Vatican City, with breathtaking views of the St. Peter's Dome.
- On Piazza Risorgimento (Airport Shuttle drop off point)
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Ciao sono Simone, pratico sport (Aussie Rules, Rugby) ed amo le moto specialmente motard!
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4-6 Servings
Prep: 1 hour 35 min. Bake: 25 min.
3/4 cup sliced onions
4 tablespoons canola oil,
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon paprika
Pinch ground allspice
Pinch ground ginger
1 pound beef top round steak, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
2-1/2 cups boiling water
3 medium potatoes, peeled and diced
Pastry for single-crust pie
In a large skillet, saute the onions in 2 tablespoons oil until
golden. Drain and set aside.
In a large resealable plastic bag, combine dry ingredients; add meat
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Add water; cover and simmer until meat is tender, about 1 hour.
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Recent Weekly Genealogist surveys have asked about summer houses, family reunions, and family associations. Here are some reader comments on these topics:
Pam Tice of New York, N.Y.: My family's been vacationing in South Wellfleet, Massachusetts, for more than 100 years. I've been researching the area and the families that have lived there for some time, and now I have started a blog (www.southwellfleet.wordpress.com) to share my research. I'm focusing on the five miles or so surrounding the old cottages, and am using my interest in history combined with skills I've developed researching various family histories.
Mildred Clough of Redwood City, California: I am a part owner of a summer home bought 103 years ago by my grandfather on the shores of Lake Champlain in Vermont. I put the history together in a book with pictures and a bit of genealogy of the five generations that have enjoyed it. The house was about nineteen years old when my grandparents bought it and it has grown in all directions to accommodate the growing family in the years since then.
Marlene Case of Foxboro, Wisconsin: My son, daughter, grandson, and I attended a family reunion in Westerville, Ohio, this summer, which celebrated the 100th birthday of my cousin, Arlene Edwards Melander. Through discussions with family members, and some research at the Ohio Genealogical Society, near Westerville, I connected with a heretofore unknown cousin in Illinois, who helped me not only break through a brick wall to find my grandfather's grandfather, but to find a patriot in my grandfather's mother's Lipe line. Not only was I able to scan lots of photos of our Edwards and Lipe ancestors, but I am now eligible to join the DAR! It was a most enjoyable and productive reunion.
Kari Lemons of Mountain View, California: We attend a different kind of reunion every summer in the Colorado Rockies. My two children are adopted from Cambodia. We attend Colorado Cambodian Heritage Camp, which this year included 69 adoptive families representing all the states, 41 college-age Cambodian counselors, and a group of 30 Cambodian-Americans who assist the camp with cooking, music, native dance, native art projects, and in many other ways. During the five years we have attended my children have stopped hating their brown skin, gained pride for their birth country, and now as teens are learning what it means to be Cambodian-American. This is our family reunion every summer.
Karen Festa of Byfield, Massachusetts: I thought I would share how my "family association" came to be. I first started gathering information about my family in 2000, and when I retired from teaching in 2009, I was able to pick up the small threads I had and begin to develop them. I reconnected with a cousin and we shared information. This led to contacting other cousins and getting together periodically to share information, stories, pictures, and food. I began to put together a picture history of the family with some basic facts about each person and his or her individual family, and we decided to expand this into a book. The information and photographs cover our parents, grandparents, and the names of our great-grandparents, as well as our generation and our children's generation. My personal journey has developed through the interest of my cousins, finding relatives in our families, and gaining enough confidence in my research methods to begin delving into the possibility of researching in Poland. It's been quite an adventure.
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Fairmount Cemetery, Presque Isle, Maine
Fairmount Cemetery, established in 1864, is south of Presque Isle, Maine. Presque Isle is located in Aroostook County in far northern Maine. According to the website, Fairmount is the largest cemetery in northern Maine. More than 6,000 individuals are buried in the cemetery, 700 of whom were war veterans.
The following is a simplified description of the burial-recording process for this cemetery. A research team from the University of Maine at Presque Isle has conducted a project to develop a burial database and map the cemetery using GPS, GIS, and web GIS technologies. The project involved faculty and students, and community associations such as the Fairmont Cemetery Association and the Northern Maine Historical Society. For a complete description of the project, click the "About the Project" tab.
Click "Explore the Cemetery" to open the search page. There are two ways to search for a burial. You can scroll to the dropdown list at the bottom of the page. When you choose a name from the alphabetical list, the individual's plot will be highlighted in red on the map (you may need to zoom in). Click the plot to open a window with information about the person interred there and a photograph of the gravestone. The information provided includes personal information, military/civil service, plot site information, and GPS coordinates. Plots with gravestones showing no year of death have been excluded, with the exception of those showing a birth year prior to 1925.
Municipal Cemeteries, Bangor, Maine
Bangor, in Penobscot County, Maine, is home to four municipal cemeteries. Three are maintained by the city — Pinegrove, Oakgrove, and Maplegrove. The Mt. Hope Cemetery Corporation maintains the city section of the fourth, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
At thirteen acres, Pinegrove Cemetery, established in the nineteenth cemetery, is the largest of the three city-maintained cemeteries. Oakgrove Cemetery was also established during the nineteenth century. At four acres, Maplegrove Cemetery is the smallest. Mt. Hope Cemetery was established in 1834, the year Bangor was incorporated.
Click the "Cemetery Interment Listing" link in the "Cemetery Links" to download an alphabetical listing of individuals interred in Pinegrove, Oakgrove, and Maplegrove Cemeteries. There are more than 6,500 records in the database. The data fields include ID number, name of the deceased, cemetery abbreviation, lot number, grave number, and date of death.
Click the "Mount Hope Cemetery" link to open the cemetery's webpage. There are nearly 29,000 records in the burial database, which comprises the city-owned section as well as a private cemetery. To open the search page, click "Interment Records."
The database can be searched by name, death year, and birth year. The data in the immediate search results includes full name, date born, where born, when died, where died, and when buried. Click a name for additional information about the deceased, including parents' names (if known), age at death, lot information, and funeral director's name. An annotated cemetery map provides information on some well-known individuals buried in the cemetery, as well as a photo gallery.
Lynn BetlockManaging Editor
Our latest blog profile features Marian's Roots and Rambles, written by New England genealogist and house historian Marian Pierre-Louis. (You may already be familiar with Marian through her role as a regular webinar presenter for Legacy Family Tree Webinars and Family Tree University.) Here, Marian introduces her blog:
Roots and Rambles is a general interest blog that covers a broad range of topics including interviews, book reviews, technology, social media, speaker tips, family memoirs, and the latest goings on in the genealogical community. It's a refreshing blog that will give you advice on getting organized or make you think about what it means to be a family historian. Marian's Roots and Rambles has a strong following, and some of the best discussions happen in the comments. As a full-time historical researcher, I wanted a place to write about all the things I encounter on my daily journey through history. My blog gives me the opportunity to share my passion for genealogy and history with the world at large.
Jean PowersAssociate Editor
Last week's survey asked whether you attended (or will attend) a family reunion in 2012.28%, Yes, I will attend a family reunion in 2012.72%, No, I will not attend a family reunion in 2012.
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Onondaga County Public Library Local History and Genealogy Databases
Onondaga County is located in the west central part of the state of New York. Its county seat is Syracuse. The Onondaga County Public Library Local History and Genealogy Department has produced and uploaded a number of "one-of-a-kind" searchable databases to its website. Several have been added since I last profiled this website in 2008.
1855 and 1865 New York State Census for Onondaga CountyThe 1855 index includes the city of Syracuse and some or all of the towns of Clay, Cicero, Dewitt, Geddes, Manlius, and Salina. The index contains 5,432 records. The 1865 index, which contains 8,143 records, includes the city of Syracuse and some or all of the towns of Geddes, Lysander, Manlius, Onondaga, Salina, and Van Buren. Both census databases can be searched by: last name, first name, middle name, title, visitation number, and "town-ward-district number."
NecrologyThis database serves as an index to deaths of residents of Onondaga County. The list was derived from a number of sources, which include WPA records, "Minnie Kellogg's deaths from Syracuse newspapers and directories between 1850-1880," and obituaries found in Syracuse newspapers. Most of the deaths occurred prior to 1900. The database may be searched by last name, first name, maiden/other name, age, death year, month, day, source, citation, notes, cemetery, mother, father, spouse, event date, date, and record number. The data fields in the search results vary depending upon the search terms used.
Obituary ClippingsThis index to obituary clippings from Syracuse newspapers covers 1862 through 1992. The clippings are from the library's Local History/Genealogy Department. The collection also includes clippings related to other types of records, such as marriages and probate. You can search the index by last name, first name, and/or record number. The data fields in the search results are last name, first name, call number, volume and page number, note, and record number. You may order a copy of the clipping from the Local History/Genealogy Department.
TimelineUsing various sources, the timeline covers major local events from 1654 through 1994. You can search the timeline by record number, event, date, year, notes, and citation. The data fields in the search results include record number, event, date, and year. To view all records for a particular year, search by year only.
Woodlawn CemeteryWoodlawn Cemetery, on the east side of Syracuse, is one of the largest in the county. There are more than 46,000 records in the index. The search fields are last name, first name, year, month, day of death, section, lot, grave number, mausoleum code, row, tier number, block number, and record number. The data fields in the results returned include last name, first name, section and lot number, and year, month, and day of death.
Onondaga County WPA FilesIndividuals working for the Works Progress Administration during the Depression compiled a card index for items of general and historic value to the region from the newspaper files of the Syracuse Public Library and the Historical Scrap Books of the Onondaga Historical Association. The original index has been digitized and uploaded to the library's website. It covers 1814 through 1900 and contains nearly 53,000 records. The index can be searched by the following: last name, first name, notes, event date, source, and date of appearance in the source document. The data fields include event (type), last name, first name, notes, event date, source, page citation, date of publication, and record number.
On my recent Minnesota vacation, my family and I spent a day at my aunt and uncle's cabin on Fish Trap Lake, near Cushing, Morrison County, Minnesota. The cabin was purchased by my aunt's parents in the mid-1960s, and by now many generations of extended family members have spent time at the house. I remember being there as a child, and now I've brought my own children. Revisiting the lake house made me realize how summer homes have the potential to remain more firmly rooted in the past than a permanent residence. While families may move their year-round home many times over the decades — in the process weeding out possessions and clearing out estates after deaths — the family summer home can remain more or less the same. And a summer place is much more likely to be occupied over time by many generations of extended family. Pictures on the wall, books on the shelves, and even spices in the kitchen cabinet might stretch back a number of years into a family's past. My aunt's parents died many years ago now, but the road to the cabin is still signposted with her father's first and last names.
For more than fifty years, my husband's family has enjoyed the hospitality of friends who own a lake home — a Quonset hut on Lake Travis, near Lago Vista, Texas. I made my first trip there in 1988, and our annual Labor Day visits are still highlight of our year. The patio features names and hand prints in the cement from 1947, and we can do puzzles and play board games that might be considered antique. Much of our weekend menu is predetermined: Saturday always features barbeque that has smoked all day long and breakfast is always accompanied by Sally's coffee cake.
For a New England perspective, The Big House: A Century in the Life of an American Summer Home by George Howe Colt, has been recommended to me. The author contemplates his family's house, built in 1903 on Cape Cod, and the generations of family that it held during the summer prior to it being sold.
In examining the history of a family, summer home histories, events, and activities are probably easy to overlook since they are somewhat removed from normal life. But it is precisely because these houses are out of step with ordinary time that summer places can become repositories for valued family artifacts, stories, and traditions. If you are fortunate enough to have a special summer place, think about mining this information for your family history the next time you visit.
Here are some stories shared by readers:
Lori Miranda of Fernandina Beach, Florida: My great-grandmother bought a house in 1912 on Cape Cod which allowed me to check the "100 years or more" box in last week's survey. While the world may have changed a good deal in that century, the house still exists at a slower pace; until two years ago, it still had a two-seater outhouse. And we still do the dishes by first boiling water.
Nancy (Hickman) Eldblom of Ojai, California: My Boston great-grandfather, Alden E. Viles, built a summer home in the Phillips Beach section of Swampscott, Mass., about 1905. Alden died ten years later, but his wife Carrie Ella Simonds, daughter Barbara Viles, and her husband, Arthur Payne Crosby, lived in the house from Memorial Day through Labor Day each year until Carrie died in 1944 and the house was sold. Younger members of the family spent varying amounts of vacation time in that grand home over the years.
Nancy Buell of Brookline, Massachusetts: I've vacationed in Georgetown, Maine, every summer since 1955. My grandfather, Sewall Webster, Sr., helped develop Indian Point there as a summer community. My family lived in Seattle and we visited my grandparents in Indian Point in the 1940s for a couple of summers while still living there. Then, in the fall of 1954, we moved back east, and my parents bought their own cottage. Now there are ten cottages belonging to relatives of mine on the Point. We love seeing extended family every summer.
Last week's survey asked whether your family has (or had) a special summertime vacation spot. The results are:
21%, Yes, my family visited the same vacation destination for 1 to 10 years.16%, Yes, my family visited the same vacation destination for 11 to 25 years.11%, Yes, my family visited the same vacation destination for 26 to 50 years.6%, Yes, my family visited same vacation destination for 51 to 75 years.2%, Yes, my family visited the same vacation destination for 76 to 99 years.2%, Yes, my family visited the same vacation destination for 100 years or more.42%, No, my family does not return to a particular vacation destination.
This week's survey asks whether you have attended (or will attend) a family reunion in 2012. Take the survey now!
Valerie BeaudraultAssistant Editor
Hancock County Historical Society, Mississippi
Hancock County is in southern Mississippi. It is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the south and by Louisiana to the west. The Hancock County Historical Society has made a number of resources available on its website. Go to the Research/Reference tab and choose an option from the drop down list.
Hancock County CemeteriesThe Hancock County Historical Society has created an online inventory of individuals buried in more than fifty county cemeteries. Click on the Hancock County Cemetery Index to browse the consolidated database by last name. There are more than 13,500 records in the index. The data fields in the index are last name, first name, birth, death, cemetery, and grave location. Click on the individual record to open the specific cemetery page. The data fields for the listings contain a comments field. Information found in this field includes military service, age and more. You may also click on the cemetery name and go directly to the alphabetical burial list.
Hancock County census records This database is an index of the 1820, 1830 and 1840 censuses. (The 1820 census is the earliest one taken for Mississippi.) To browse the index, click on a letter to view all last names starting with that letter, or click on the census year to view the records in the order in which they were recorded. The data fields include last name, first name, year, page, and record number.
Catholic Church Records This database includes digitized marriage and baptismal books from Our Lady of the Gulf Church in Bay Saint Louis, and the Church of the Annunciation in Kiln. There are nearly 53,000 records in this database, covering the years 1847 through 1911. "The names of all parties involved have been extracted individually, so anyone who is mentioned in these records, be they a parent, a godparent, a witness, or else, is included in this index." Click the database link to browse the index by last name. Click on the record of an individual to view all of the information available for that person.
Hancock County Marriage IndexThis index includes marriages recorded from 1849 to 1956. To browse the index, click on a letter to view all last names starting with that letter. The names of the bride, the groom, and witnesses are included. Brides are listed under their maiden and married names. Beginning in 1938, the names of the parents of both the bride and groom were recorded by the Court and are included in the database. Click on the record to view detailed information.
Hancock County Divorce IndexThis database indexes of all Hancock County divorces from 1916 to 1950. To browse the index, click on a letter to view all last names starting with that letter. The data fields in the database include last name, first name, plaintiff / defendant, case number and year.
Hancock County Obituary IndexThis database includes the obituaries on file at the Hancock County Historical Society. To browse the index, click on a letter to view all last names starting with that letter. Click on a record to view a transcription of the individual's published obituary.
Early Hancock County Land RecordsEarly Hancock County land records were destroyed in a courthouse fire in 1853. Following the fire there was an effort to re-register the previously registered deeds and claims. There were three deed books – A, B and C. The website contains a transcription of the records recorded in Deed Book B. Copies of the original deeds are at the Historical Society.
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Lexington County Probate Court Records, South Carolina
Lexington County is located in central South Carolina. The town of Lexington is its county seat. The Lexington County Probate Court has made estate and marriage license databases available on its website. To access the databases click on the links at the end of the page.
Estate (1865 – 1994) and Marriage Indexes (1911 – 1987)The indexes in this section have been scanned from the original paper indexes and uploaded to the site as PDF files. Estate records indexes are organized alphabetically and separated by year. Data fields in the estate records include date, name of deceased, executor or administrator, box, parcel, will book and page number. Marriage license records are organized alphabetically by bride's surname or groom's surname, and separated by year. Data fields in the index include license number, name and residence of man, name and residence of woman, their ages, race, date of application / license, date of marriage, by whom married and where, and comments.
The probate court has added two databases indexing more recent records. One indexes estate records from 1995 through the present. Data fields for the estate records are case number, case type, decedent's name, date of birth, date of death, date opened, case status, and Personal Representative & Attorney Information. The last field is a "view" button -- click to learn the names of the personal representative and attorney on the case. The other database is a marriage license index from 1986 through the present, which can be searched by bride or groom. Data fields for this index are license number, bride's name, groom's name, issue date, and marriage date.
Death Indexes, Spartanburg County Public Library, South Carolina – Update from 2006
Spartanburg, located in northwestern South Carolina, is the county seat of Spartanburg County. The Spartanburg County Public Library has made a number of obituary and death indexes available on its website.
Each index is formatted alphabetically; many are grouped by year. They include the name of the deceased as it appeared in the obituary, age, place of death or residence, name of spouse, and date and page on which the obituary appeared. Obituaries for individuals with clear local connections only have been included in the index. Search by keyword, name, or place of death, or browse alphabetical lists. Copies of obituaries can be ordered from the library for a small fee.
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Spartanburg Herald and Herald-Journal Death Index – 1920 – 1922 and 1930 – 2011This database indexes obituaries and death notices found in the above named newspapers. Indexing for the period from 1923 – 1929 is in progress.
Spartanburg Herald / Herald Journal Death Index – 1902 – 1919The primary source for this obituary and death notice index is the Spartanburg Herald, with additional information from the Spartanburg Journal or the Spartanburg Weekly Herald. There are gaps in this database.
Carolina Spartan / Spartanburg Herald Death Index – roughly 1849 - 1893These indexes contain obituaries from the Carolina Spartan and Spartanburg Herald newspapers. There are gaps throughout and the following years are missing: 1852, 1865, and 1877-78. The date in the record is the publication date of the death notice.
Register of Deaths of Spartanburg, South CarolinaThis alphabetical index was compiled from the Register of Deaths of Spartanburg, an early attempt by the city to record deaths. These records span October 1, 1895, through October 21, 1897, and August 3,1903, through December 31, 1915. The index contains death records for residents of the city of Spartanburg only. Data fields include name of the deceased, sex, race, cause of death and date of death.
Miscellaneous Death IndexThis death index is drawn from more than a half-dozen Spartanburg newspapers. It ranges from 1844 into the early 1900s; however, there are large time gaps in this database.
Lynn BetlockEditor
We received a number of additional interesting house history stories this week so we present one more look at this topic.
Bill Powers of Rutland, Vermont: I wrote an article for the current summer issue of Rutland Magazine, "100 Summers at Lake Dunmore," which chronicles the history of my family's 100-year old camp. The story combines a history of the camp along with a bit of family genealogy since the 1950s.
Margaret G. Fish of Reno, Nevada: In about 1980, my daughter and her family were transferred to New Hampshire, and they bought a house in Madbury (once part of Dover). While living with them, I started genealogy (thanks to NEHGS!) and discovered that the land on which the house was built was owned by a direct ancestor way back in 1650! This was after I had lived for seventy years in thirteen other states, from Massachusetts to Florida to California.
Jane Thompson of Scituate, Massachusetts: I am writing a history of the First Cliff neighborhood in Scituate. I have researched the ownership of about 55 properties back to the 1600s, and I am also writing biographies of most of the homeowners. It will probably be published after about three years of research. It was NOT as difficult as I thought it would be!
Henry Karl Voigt of Newark, Delaware: My grandmother was raised on Mystic Street in Medford, Mass., in a house previously owned by her great-grandmother, Louise Campbell Fowler Pierpont, and her second husband, John Pierpont, the fiery abolitionist writer and preacher. The home was, unfortunately, taken down in 1951 to make room for six postwar "tract" houses, which would normally render a house history moot. However, my grandmother's father — Boston architect Lyman Sise — had fortuitously built a scale model of the house back in the 1930s, and the model survives to this day.
Jeff Hecht of Auburndale, Massachusetts: A few years ago, I got a call from a lawyer trying to pin down title to a house previously owned by my grandmother in Saratoga Springs, New York. I knew family ownership went back to at least her grandfather, who had built, bought, or expanded it in the 1840s. (She claimed that the house was built about 1828, but city records only date to the 1840s.) My late father sold the house in 1978 or 1979, after my grandmother's death. (When I checked the house's title then, we found — to our amazement — that the owner was still listed as my great-grandfather, who had died in 1932.) The current owner was having title problems because of ambiguities in a 1935 will. I explained enough of the tangle to satisfy the lawyer, and in the process learned some things I had not known — starting with the fact that the house was the oldest surviving one in town. Genealogists should check title records of family homes, which might reveal some surprises. No one had ever mentioned that my grandmother had lost title to the house in the late 1940s, for nonpayment of taxes, and had somehow gotten it back.
Margaret B. MacNeill of Indialantic, Florida: House history researchers should remember that many cities and towns have either renamed or renumbered streets, and all those carefully notated labels on snapshots, letters, and other records may not be applicable anymore.
Janet Doerr of Augusta, Maine: I am lucky that my research on my family's properties has been easy: they've been in the family since 1789. My brother's house was built by our great-great-great-great grandfather, George Reed, in 1789, and has been in the family ever since. I own the property next to his, the oldest unaltered residence in Augusta, built by a cousin in 1789. Only four families have lived my house, which was passed from the original builder, Asa Williams, to his son to another cousin and on to my parents. I inherited the property from them. I don't know how unusual this "familial chain of title" is, but it makes for easy research and a very lengthy family history; I'm working on the stories!
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Two doors down that way? Thank you so much. Hi. I'm Samantha. I'm here for Marie Claire here to pick up clothes for Joanna Coles. Oh, perfect. Thank you so much. And these are all the outfits here?
Okay. Great. I feel like they all look like they have people in it where the lights are off. I don't know what the lights mean. Oh, my God. Stop, please stop. Oh, my God. I'm sweating, I'm soaking wet, it's like 90 degrees outside and I'm like running in these stupid heels. I feel like my feet are gonna fall. They're completely numb. They're bleeding. They're stained, burning. I'm really stressed out right now. You have it on as high as the clothes? Sir?
Ms. Joanna.
Hi, I've got your outfits.
Hi. How did you get them?
It was good. I'm sorry? Getting a cab was just--
Oh, it's a nightmare.
Oh, my God. I didn't realize it was gonna be so ridiculous.
Oh, this is fantastic.
That's gorgeous.
Yeah. He's such a good designer.
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Natalie Portman (from left), Danny McBride, James Franco in Zooey Deschanel star in "Your Highness," a box office flop.
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It's been a rough year so far for Hollywood, which turned out a string of disappointments at the box office. Some hurt more than others, depending upon their production budgets and marketing costs. The following list doesn't account for how much was spent on marketing, a figure usually kept secret, but we're talking many, many millions.
1. 'Mars Needs Moms'
Director Robert Zemeckis' motion-capture animated film was one of the most expensive bombs in Hollywood history, costing at least $150 million to produce and grossing $21.4 million at the domestic box office. Overseas, it didn't do much better, grossing $17.6 million for a total $39 million.
2. 'Your Highness'
The raunchy comedy, set in medieval times, didn't go over well with audiences, even if it starred newly anointed Oscar winner Natalie Portman (along with James Franco and Danny McBride). Costing $50 million to produce, the film earned $21.6 million domestically and a paltry $3 million overseas.
3. 'Arthur'
The remake of the Dudley Moore comedy failed to rustle up many laughs, topping out at $33 million domestically. Starring Russell Brand and Helen Mirren, "Arthur" did even less overseas, earning $12.7 million for a global total of $45.7 million. The production budget was reportedly $40 million.
4. 'Prom'
"Prom," recipient of a mere $10.1 million at the domestic box office, was the first movie greenlit by Disney chairman Rich Ross to hit theaters. It's the lowest grossing studio film of the year so far, but luckily for Ross, "Prom" cost only $8 million to produce.
5. 'Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer'
Filmmakers were hoping to launch a new franchise based on the popular kids book series, but after three weeks the $20 million kickoff film has grossed only around $14 million to date.
6. 'Green Lantern'
Costing at least $200 million to produce, "Green Lantern" needed to do a big number worldwide to be financially solid (think $500 million plus). Now, it looks like the Ryan Reynolds superhero pic will top out at roughly $250 million or $260 million worldwide. It didn't help that the movie was bashed by critics.
7. 'Priest'
The supernatural action film, based on a Korean graphic novel, was the most expensive movie ever made by Screen Gems, costing $60 million to produce. It collected a soft $29.1 million domestically, but made up some ground overseas, where it earned $46 million.
8. 'Sucker Punch'
Director Zack Snyder's female action-fantasy couldn't find its groove, grossing $36.4 million domestically and $53.4 million overseas for a worldwide total of $89.8 million. The movie, which cost roughly $82 million to produce, came in No. 2 on its opening weekend behind "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules."
9. 'Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil'
The first "Hoodwinked!" was a sleeper hit, grossing $51.4 million domestically and $58.6 million internationally. The sequel, however, came and went quickly, earning only $10 million in North America and $3.6 million overseas. Its production budget was a reported $30 million.
10. 'The Beaver'
For months there was heat around director Jodie Foster's high-profile movie, but it quickly disappeared at the domestic box office, grossing less than $1 million. Many saw it as a referendum Mel Gibson, who stars in the film opposite Foster,. The specialty film cost $20 million to produce.
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Um, have you noticed? I am putting zucchini in everything. I can't say I am sorry though, because everything I am making is so darn delicious!!
This one is a favorite so far, as it is over-the-top chocolatey. Everything is rich and creamy and moist and amazing. It's pretty much the best cupcake to ever be made in the history of all the cupcake making world.
I wish someone could just slap me when I am being so overly dramatic and pompous.
Forget I just said that.
Since I have been baking with zucchini so much lately, I thought I would write a little poem about it.
And now, Poetry with i am baker.
You grow fast
and have hardly any flavor
Yet I love you
and your green innards.
Pretty good huh?
Don't worry. I will stick to baking.
- 2 cups all purpose flour
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup cocoa
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 4 eggs room temperature and lightly beaten
- 1 cup oil
- 3 cups finely grated and drained zucchini
- 3/4 - 1 cup mini semi-sweet chocolate chips
- Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Prepare cupcakes pans with liners. (Yields roughly 26-28 cupcakes)
- In a large bowl add flour, sugar, cocoa, baking soda, baking powder, salt and cinnamon. With a whisk gently sift ingredients.
- Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and add the eggs and oil. Mix by hand. Batter will be fairly thick. Add in grated zucchini and chocolate chips and fold in with spatula. Batter should loosen up a bit with the moisture from the zucchini.
- Using an ice cream scoop, fill up cupcake liners 2/3 full.
- Bake for about 18 minutes, or until an inserted toothpick is removed mostly clean.
Recipe adapted from allrecipes.com.
Some things worth mentioning:
This is a one bowl cupcake recipe. One bowl. I LOVE that. I dislike dishes. A lot. One bowl! Well, excluding the bowl you beat the eggs in. Darn it.
I used this Chocolate Frosting recipe for the cupcakes. Using an ice cream scoop, I just dropped a dollop on each cupcake. It's my new favorite way to decorate!
These suckers are rich. RICH I TELL YOU. Make sure you have milk and loose fitting pants near by.
This recipe was adapted from a cake recipe, and I am making it into a cake today! It's my son's birthday soon and we are having a big party tomorrow… his request was Chocolate Zucchini Cake with Chocolate Frosting and White Zucchini Cake with Strawberry Frosting. (Ok, so I added the zucchini request in there, but he will love it!)
I am also make these Chocolate Chocolate Zucchini Cookies and these Snickers Zucchini Cookies and this Peanut Butter Buttersctoch Pizza.
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Pronunciation: /anəˈlɪtɪk /
Definition of analytic in English:
1 another term for analytical.
Example sentences
- And on some crucial questions Allen suffers from analytic myopia.
- Newbigin looked at the West with a missionary's eye and asked a missionary's analytic questions.
- The prospect of a second war on Iraq raises a large number of questions, analytic and political.
1.1 Logic True by virtue of the meaning of the words or concepts used to express it, so that its denial would be a self-contradiction. Compare with synthetic.
Example sentences
- It is supposedly a hallmark of analytic truths that their denials are self-contradictory.
- Contemporary philosophers recognize the possibility that sentences that express identities might be synthetic as opposed to analytic or true by definition.
- The meaning of theoretical terms is not defined by analytic statements which are true by convention.
1.2 Linguistics (Of a language, e.g. Chinese and English) tending not to alter the form of its words but to use word order to express grammatical structure. Contrasted with synthetic and agglutinative.
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- A later view, endorsed by Otto Jespersen, held that a fairly analytic language such as English represented the best and most evolved type of structure.
- Donnellan's reason for thinking it indeterminate is that our present use of such an analytic sentence, while correct now, should not be expected to hold for all hypothetical cases.
- So, the elaboration and use of the relatively more restricted lexical vocabulary consisting more of root words than derived ones (and more compounds than affixed words among derived ones) is only natural for analytic language speakers.
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Chandra, Debraj and Bhaumik, Asim (2008) Super-microporous TiO2 synthesized by using new designed chelating structure directing agents. MICROPOROUS AND MESOPOROUS MATERIALS, 112 (1-3). pp. 533-541.
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Amphiphilic chelating structure directing agents (SDAs) dodecyl-2-pyridinyl-methylamine (L-12) and hexadecyl-2-pyridinyl-methylamine (L-16) were prepared through condensation between pyridine-2-carboxaldehyde and C-12 or C-16 long chain primary amines followed by reduction of the corresponding imines with NaBH4. These tailor made SDAs were used to synthesize novel super-microporous titania materials, TiO2-L-12 and TiO2-L-16 under mild hydrothermal conditions. Powder X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), scanning electron microscope attached with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM-EDS), CHN chemical analysis, N-2-sorption, H-1 and C-13 NMR, high resolution mass spectroscopy (HR MS), Fourier transformed infrared (FT IR), UV-visible absorption and emission spectroscopic tools were employed to characterize the SDAs and the super-microporous TiO2 materials. XRD and TEM image analysis suggested the nanostructure with wormhole-like disordered arrangement of super-micropores of ca. 1.4-1.68 nm width in these samples. The as-synthesized titania composites showed deep blue emissions at room temperature. On removal of the surfactants these materials showed very high surface areas (604-634 m(2) g(-1)) and good micropore volumes (0.26-0.29 cc g(-1)). (C) 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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