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CONWAY, Ark. – Central Arkansas' Jeffery Enloe edged Lamar University's Jonathan Dziedzic in a pitcher's duel Friday afternoon as the Cardinals lost their 2012 Southland Conference opener 2-0 to the Bears.
A 6-foot-5, 215-pound left-hander from Gonzales, La., Enloe went the distance to improve his record to 2-1 and lower his earned run average to 1.95. He scattered four hits, struck out eight batters and walked three.
Dziedzic, a junior left-hander from Humble Atascocita, was touched for his first earned run of the season to break up a scoreless battle when Bear centerfielder Jonathan Davis hit an RBI double to right field. A second run crossed the plate on the play, but it was unearned, due to a throwing error by Cardinal right fielder Jude Vidrine.
Friday's second game featured two more pitching gems as Lamar's Eric Harrington and UCA's Caleb McClanahan went toe-to-toe for 10 scoreless innings each. Harrington yielded five hits and struck nine in his no decision, while McClanahan limited the Cardinals to four hits and struck out 12.
The scoreless struggle came to an end in the 12th inning when the Bears made a hardluck loser of Cardinal relief pitcher John Gilligan.
With one out, Gilligan struck Jonathan Davis with a pitch, and the Bear centerfielder promptly stole second base. With left-hand hitting outfielder Ethan Harris coming to the plate, Cardinal coach summoned southpaw reliever Machon Trimm from the bullpen.
Harris defied the statistical odds by driving a single into the gap in left centerfield to drive in Davis with the game's only run, enabling the Bears to even their record at 6-6.
The losses by shutout by the 4-9 Cardinals were their second and third within an eight-day span. The Cardinals went three-up and three-down nine times in the game.
Darian Johnson's seventh-inning single to centerfield was Lamar first hit off McClanahan in the second game, but the Cardinal third baseman was promptly erased from the basepaths on a 6-4-3 double play.
David Harris and Zach Luevanos put together back-to-back singles in the eighth inning, and Seth Dornak drew a walk to load the bases, but Vidrine struck out to end the threat.
First baseman Brad Picha had the Cardinals' other two hits – a single to lead off the 10th inning and a one-out double to left field in the 12th.
Leftfielder Jeff Abt got Lamar's first hit off Enloe in the opener when he singled to right field in the third inning. Enloe then retired 11-straight batters before second baseman David Harris led off the seventh with a double to right field, but he was erased at third base attempting to stretch the hit into a triple.
Pinch-hitter Cameron Campbell also doubled for the Cardinals, but Enloe responded by striking out Vidrine and retiring Johnson on a flyball to right field to end the eighth.
The Cardinals' final hit was Dornak's one-out single to left field in the ninth inning. UCA outfielder Ethan Harris was the only player to collect two hits in the game.
Weather permitting, the teams will complete the three-game series Saturday with a 1 p.m. game, also in Conway.
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Bee Lake - 11/18/2014
Not many angler have been on the water this week with the frigid temperatures moving across the Mississippi delta.
For crappie, try trolling along the
outside edge of the cypress trees in water 4-6 feet in depth with either
minnows or jigs. Crappie fishing at Bee has been fair to poor all year long.
For bass, try fishing soft plastics around the cypress trees or around
the docks and piers in the northern arm of the lake, or try
spinnerbaits, small crankbaits, or other shad-imitation lures around
other structure.
For catfish try tightlining near culverts with nightcrawlers for bait, especially after rains, or try setting some trotlines.
Bell's store is still open and under new management There is a launch fee to use the new ramp.
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Lynnhill Condominiums, the 7 story high rise at 3103 Good Hope Ave, has been the site of numerous multiple alarm fires, so it was no surprise on Thanksgiving night when a report of an apartment on fire on the second floor quickly escalated into a three alarm incident. First alarm units were confronted with fire from the windows on the Alpha and Bravo sides, and "Collier's Mansion" conditions in the involved apartment. As they made their initial attack, a series of explosions rocked the unit, forcing companies to retreat to the relative safety of the hallways; meanwhile, the fire was autoexposing to the apartment above. It became apparent that the oxygen cylinders in the apartment were rupturing, and a direct attack was impractical, necessitating the application of water from the exterior to the original unit. Rescue Engine 33, en route to a transfer to Company 23 (dispatched as the first due engine on the initial alarm), was picked up on the third alarm, and directed to the fifth floor by the Vent Group in order to conduct the primary search. The crew forced entry into every unit on the fifth floor, finding only trapped smoke and dogs in several units. After clearing the smoke from the remaining floors, Rescue Engine 33 returned to service, and went back home for dinner. Kentland maintained a second crew (Engine 332) at the firehouse throughout the incident and the remainder of the night.
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Rescue Engine 33 was called to the area of the Napa Auto Parts on Pennsy Drive in Co 28's first due for an accident with entrapment. The Rescue Engine officer assessed the damaged vehicle, as crew members from Co 33 began stabilization, and found the driver to be trapped in the vehicle and pinned by the dashboard. Members utilized both sets of Holmatro tools to simultaneously remove both sides of the minivan before cutting off the roof. After performing a modified dash lift with the spreaders, the crew was able to remove the trapped driver to awaiting EMS units.
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Each year, the Kentland Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. hosts an "Old School" night. This is done to pay homage to the dedication and pride of past members. It is also a chance for the present members to experience first hand, what people have made the department what it is today. The event will take place at Company 33 on Saturday November 22nd, 2014 at 1700 hours. All past and present members are invited to attend. This includes the career staff members that were removed in 1995.
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Engine 331 and Tower Ladder 33 were originally dispatched to 6932 Hawthorne Street for the reported dwelling fire. While enroute, Communications advised all units that the corrected address was 6960 Hawthorne Street. Engine 331 and the Tower arrived with smoke showing from the 2nd floor of a 2 story end of the row dwelling. After forcing entry, the interior crews located fire on the 1st floor and quickly knocked it down. Tower 33 completed all searches with negative results. The Engine Company contained the fire to some contents on the 1st floor and the assignment was held with Company 33 within minutes. This was the third working fire for the company in 24 hours.
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School Hours: 8:45 am to 2:45 pm
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Hey Danebo Families,
Great things are going on here at Danebo. Our students and staff are in the groove of our new reading and math curricula and teachers have attended two full days of training on these as well. Students have had the opportunity to extend their learning outside of the classroom and continue to focus on practicing routines and expectations.
No School on Tuesday, November 11th, 2014
Bethel Schools will be closed on Tuesday, November 11th in honor of Veteran's Day. We will resume school on Wednesday, November 12th.
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Thursday, November 13th is Picture Retake Day at Danebo. If you are not satisfied with your child's picture that was taken earlier this year OR if your child did not have their picture taken earlier in the year, your child can have their photo taken by Life Touch on Thursday, 11/13. Retakes will begin around 10:30 a.m. and will be finished by 12:30. If you have questions about Picture Retakes, please contact Mrs. Grafton (Tracy) in the office (541-688-8735).
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Our Fall PTO Fundraiser is wrapping up this week with orders due Monday, 11/10/14. However, if you have a few last minute orders, we will still be able to take them on Wednesday, 11/12/14. Please remember that checks should be payable to Danebo PTO and that all proceeds support school-wide assemblies, grade level field trips, popcorn days and other activities that benefit our students at Danebo.
Our PTO will meet on Tuesday, 11/18 at 6:30 in the library. Childcare is provided and your child receives a homework pass if you attend. We love to have new families join us and look forward to hearing your ideas.
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You've received information in Tuesday folders regarding parent-teacher conferences. They are scheduled for Wednesday, 12/10 and Thursday, 12/11. If you haven't done so already, please be sure that you send in your conference slip so that teachers can attempt to meet with you at a time that works for you and your family. Our goal is to meet with EVERY family during parent-teacher conferences as this is an excellent time to continue that home-to-school connection for your child.
We will also have the Scholastic Book Fair going during conferences. If you are interested in volunteering to work the Book Fair, please contact Kim Gregory (our media coordinator) at email@example.com or 541-688-8735×2224.
Budget Reduction Day, Wednesday, November 26th
Bethel School District has two budget reduction days this school year, with the first one falling on Wednesday, November 26th. All Bethel Schools and offices will be closed that day.
Thanks for staying in touch with the "Danebo Happenings". See you in December at conferences.
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Thanks for staying in touch with what is going on at Danebo! Read on for some upcoming events and information!
Support Our PTO—Jog-a-thon this Friday, 10/3!
Our Danebo PTO jog-a-thon is a fundraiser for our PTO. Students will run laps and secure pledges or flat donations for their efforts. We are in need of volunteers for the day. If you have an hour (or more) that you can assist, please contact Tracy in our front office (541-688-8735).
Pledges and donations will be due to classrooms by Thursday, 10/9 and we have some GREAT prizes for students who participate. Toys R Us gift cards for the top 3 fundraisers, special lunch for the top runner from each class and the top runner for the school gets to be "Principal for the Morning".
Thanks for supporting our jog-a-thon and our PTO. All funds support our school-wide assemblies, classroom field trips and teacher requests for classroom funds.
Save the Date—Open House is Thursday, October 9th from 6:30-7:30.
We will meet in the gym for some introductions and basic information from 6:30-6:45, then you will have an opportunity to visit your child's classroom. New curriculum (English Language Arts and math) will be available for you to see as well as some of the amazing work that your child has been doing this month.
I look forward to seeing you there!
Speaking of Curriculum…
In case you haven't heard, all Bethel students have new English Language Arts and Math curriculum this year. At the K-5 level, students are working with Journey's curriculum in reading and with Common Core Math for the math curriculum. Please contact your child's teacher if you have questions about the new curricula and they will be happy to share information with you.
No School Dates
October 10th is a Statewide Inservice Day and October 31st is a K-8 Curriculum Development Day for Bethel. No school for kids on both of those days and teachers will be working on collaborative curriculum development and a District-wide safety training.
News From Danebo's Principal
Welcome to the 2014-15 School Year!
The new carpet and tile has been installed and our rooms are ready! We have a new roof and new clocks too. New English Language Arts curriculum (Journeys) and math (Common Core Math) are in the hands of teachers and we are ready for students to arrive at Danebo! We are VERY excited to start our new school year.
We have several new staff members to announce. Please join us in welcoming them to our Danebo Community:
Mrs. Angie Johnson, 1st Grade & Mr. Ryan Winship, 1st Grade
Mrs. Kacey Kintscher, 2nd Grade & Mrs. Tori Meyer, 3rd Grade
Mrs. Sarah Boulanger, 4th Grade & Mrs. Brenna Perkins, Life Skills
Mrs. Amy Tuski, Counselor & Ms. Lauralie Kallinen, Music
Mrs. Kerstin Turner, EA working in Mr. H.'s Classroom & Mrs. Jessica Haney, EA working in Mrs. Perkin's Classroom
Ms. Yesica Meza, EA working in Maestra Mago's ELD Classroom
Thank You Fairfield Church of the Nazarene
Not only did we receive amazing gifts as a result of the Bethel Bond Measure (carpet, tile, clocks, roof, computer lab remodel, curriculum), but Danebo was also fortunate to be the recipients of bark in our exterior flower beds and parkways. Many thanks to the parishioners of Fairfield Church of the Nazarene for their hours of spreading bark to make the outside of our building look as beautiful as the inside! We are grateful for their generosity of products and time!
Join Us For Registration This Week!
It's August, which means it's time to register your kids for school. Please stop by the office on Tuesday or Wednesday (August 12th or 13th) between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to update your child's registration for the coming school year.
Please plan on paying the $20.00 supply fee when you stop by. If you are unable to come in on the registration days, please call the office (541-688-8735) and make arrangements to stop by during our regular office hours (7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., starting Thursday, August 14th).
Also, save the date for Wednesday, August 27th at 5:00 for our "Meet the Teacher/PTO BBQ" event. Classrooms will be open from 5:00-5:30 and our PTO will host a BBQ from 5:30-6:30. Class lists will be posted by 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, 8/27. We hope you can join us!
See you at registration!
News from Danebo's Principal
Hey Danebo Families,
It's crazy to believe that we are in the last week of school! It has been such a great year with lots of amazing learning taking place! On behalf of the Danebo Staff, we hope that you have a wonderful summer. We will be in touch with all families in early August, reminding you to come in for registration.
Below are some reminders of events taking place this week:
Books, Books and More Books!
Today, all Danebo students had the opportunity to pick out a book to take home and read over the summer. Thanks to Chris Ferguson, Amazing Bethel Volunteer, one of our library shelves was loaded with books for students to browse. Chris oversees the Jesse Hernandez/Javon Simmons Book Give Away where each student at various elementary schools in Bethel has the opportunity to select a book to keep. Thank you Chris and thanks to the outstanding donors who provide the books to the Jesse/Javon fund!
Speaking of books…if you child has come home with other books this week, it might be a result of our classroom teachers giving away our former reading textbooks. Thanks to Bethel voters (Bethel Bond that was passed in 2012), all Bethel students will have a new English Language Arts curriculum next school year. We hope to have our previous textbooks go home with students so that they can continue to read over the summer.
End of Year Celebrations
Our Kindergarten Ceremony will take place on Thursday, June 12th at 11:30. Students in the morning Kindergarten session will come to school in the morning and stay for the 11:30 ceremony. Students in the afternoon session will come to school for the ceremony only. There is no regular afternoon session on Thursday, June 12th. Morning students may ride the bus in to school, but no transportation will be provided home. If you have questions or concerns, please contact our school office. There will be no Kindergarten classes on Friday, June 13th.
Our Fifth Grade Departure Ceremony will take place on Friday, June 13th at 9:30 a.m. in the gym. The ceremony usually lasts about an hour and is followed by a brief reception in the cafeteria. Parents may take their students home after the ceremony.
The last day of school for students in grades 1-5 will be Friday, June 13th. Students will be dismissed at 11:45.
Happy Trails to You…
Mr. Pinney, Mrs. Healey, Ms. McNamara and Mrs. Kozlowski! These 4 amazing "pillars" of Danebo are all retiring next week. We wish them well in their new endeavors and hope they know how much they are appreciated by all of our Danebo students, families and staff! They are irreplaceable and will be missed by all!
Get Your Summer Running
Free entries are available for Bethel families to take part in this Saturday's first Bethel Fit 5K fun run and FREE Youth Mile Challenge. Register here online and be sure to use the Bethel code – BETHELFIT14 – for free entry. This easy fun run on Saturday, June 14th starts and ends at Willamette High School and is brought to you by the Bethel Education Foundation.
See You in August!
Thanks for staying in touch with the happenings at Danebo. Our office will remain open (7:30-4:00) through Wednesday, June 18th, then will reopen on Monday, August 4th. Registration for the 2014-15 school year will be on Tuesday, August 12th and Wednesday, August 13th from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Our "Meet the Teacher/PTO BBQ" is set for Wednesday, August 27th from 5-6:30. We hope you can join us for these events.
Have a GREAT summer!


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The LX9500, which will be available in 47- and 55-inch models, will ship in early May. Reuters reports the 47-inch model will include two pairs of active shutter glasses and will cost $4,134.Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.
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The story of the life and death of Marie Colvin, war correspondent, is still being written. Her death in the shelling of an improvised media center in the Baba Amr district of Homs, Syria, where she was reporting the effects of the war on innocent people, has earned her the love and respect of the Syrian people. Her location in Baba Amr is believed to have been targeted by the government forces of the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad because journalists were informing the world about what is happening there.
To express the thanks of the Syrian people for Colvin's telling of their story, the Marie Colvin Convoy for Freedom of Syria has been making its way from Los Angeles to Washington D.C., stopping in 11 cities across the country to raise awareness of ongoing fighting in Syria.
When the Oyster Bay Main Street Association (MSA) received a Preserve America grant, it put into motion a two-year project that is still in the works. It included working with local students to encourage their knowledge of local history and is now in the pre-production phase as they fine-tune the copy and photos for way-finding signs that are the aim of the program.
Presently, Meredith Maus is the project manager for the Preserve America efforts. She is currently using the Oyster Bay Historical Society files to look at antique photographs to include in the interpretive signs. As shown in a photograph of the Octagon Hotel plaque, the larger signs may use more than one photograph to identify each location.
To me, a world without Marie is unimaginable. I am just now beginning to experience this shadow of a place, and for the first time, there is no Marie to give me comfort or guide me through. Marie has so many friends and colleagues who loved her so deeply, and countless admirers who were awed by her courage as a journalist. While I mourn together with those who loved her and take enormous pride in her accomplishments, my tribute is to my big sister and lost soulmate.
The body of journalist Marie Colvin was scheduled to arrive at JFK airport on Tuesday, March 6, her mother Rosemary Colvin confirmed on Sunday, March 4.
"We're making arrangements through the Oyster Bay Funeral Home and she will be there Saturday and Sunday. The funeral will be on Monday," she said.
It was standing room only at the Koenig Center on Tuesday, Feb. 7 as Denise Evans-Sheppard held a talk and book signing for her family history book The Constant Struggle Within. Family photographs and documents were on exhibit and Ms. Evens-Sheppard explained some of them as she spoke. The book is about the Carll family and her great great, grandfather David Carll, an African Amercian, who purchased land in 1864, using $200 of the $300 he received from the U.S. government for volunteering to serve in the Civil War. Today, the 43-acre wooded estate the family calls Carll Hill, is down to about an acre. "The Carll children were raised by their grand parents, great aunts and uncles. The woods of Carll Hill were our playing ground," she said.
The story of the killing of American journalist Marie Colvin is still being written. As we go to press on Monday, Feb. 27, her family is still trying to have her body released by the Syrian government and brought home. The 56-year old journalist known for her reporting in the most dangerous hot spots over the past 25 years, died on Wednesday, Feb. 22 covering a story for The Sunday Times, a Rupert Murdoch newspaper.
"We may never get her back," her mother Rosemary Colvin said with sadness on Sunday night. "Today was bad. They had two Red Cross ambulances ready to go in but they were being shot at. They can't send anyone in because of the violence. Today The Sunday Times called to say it was too dangerous. It's a very bad day for me."
Looking to get some fresh air and exercise with some great company while also enjoying an entertaining learning experience? I highly recommend the new walking tour the National Park Service is offering in downtown Oyster Bay. The tours meet at the train station and then meander throughout the town, stopping in front of many historic buildings in downtown Oyster Bay.
We had the extreme pleasure of taking one of these hour-long walks on Sunday, Feb. 19. Our tour was led by Park Ranger Howard Ehrlich, who took a few moments before the tour began to help us become acquainted with the other participants so that we all felt in the company of friends as we began our walk.
Nearly four years to the day since he first arrived on March 1, Isaac D. Kremer announced that he will be leaving the Oyster Bay Main Street Association where he served as executive director to assume a new role with the leading historic preservation organization in Austin, Texas. He will be the preservation program manager for the Heritage Society of Austin.
Mr. Kremer said he saw the posting for the position and went through the interview process. "When I was at the MSA annual meeting on Jan. 26, I thought it might be my swan song. I didn't have the final notice but I sensed it might be coming. I was just really pleased and happy to have been selected as the candidate."
His new position is as the Preservation Program Manager for the for Heritage Society of Austin. "Austin is the capital of Texas, and the University of Texas is located there. There is a big neighborhood, South Congress with all the eccentric restaurants and shops – it's a good change of pace. I've been south before. They don't call it the south or the west. I have to find out what they say," he added.
The Tzu Chi Academy's 15th Annual Chinese Lunar New Year Celebration, was held at Oyster Bay High School on Sunday, Jan. 29. The school began in 1998 at the Vernon School.
This is the year of the dragon, one of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese lunar calendar. The Year of the Dragon is considered the luckiest in the Chinese lunar calendar – it is a good time to be born.
Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation Long Island branch, together with Tzu Chi Academy Long Island hosted the event. The program included a Lion Dance, student performances, kung fu, Chinese yo yo, and folk dance presentations. There were festive Lunar New Year children's games including stilts, paper folding, New Year scrolls (calligraphy), bouncy ping pong, etc. In addition, there were gourmet vegetarian foods available; a Tzu Chi cultural exhibition; Jing Si Café and Books; as well as a charity bazaar.
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Abortion Law 'Not the Highest Legislative Priority' for Obama
April 30, 2009 - 5:07 AMPresident Barack Obama says a bill eliminating state restrictions on abortion will take a back seat to other challenges facing the country.
"The Freedom of Choice Act is not the highest legislative priority," Obama told reporters at a prime time news conference marking his 100th day in office. "I believe that women should have the right to choose. But I think that the most important thing we can do to tamp down some of the anger surrounding this issue is to focus on those areas that we can agree on."
That stance conflicts with a promise Obama made on the campaign trail.
In July 2007, Obama told the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, "Well, the first thing I'd do as president is sign the Freedom of Choice Act. That's the first thing I'd do." (See earlier story)
However, since taking office, Obama has had to tackle numerous other issues such as the economic crisis and increasing the number of troops in Afghanistan while drawing down the number of troops in Iraq.
The Freedom of Choice Act would eliminate state and federal restrictions on abortion, including waiting periods, parental consent laws and bans on partial birth abortions.
Obama's response to the abortion question comes weeks before the president is set to give a commencement address at the University of Notre Dame, a Catholic university that has been slammed for inviting a pro-choice president to receive an honorary degree.
During the presidential campaign, pro-life groups also criticized Obama for opposing a born-alive-infants-protection bill while he was a member of the Illinois Senate. The bill would have required medical personnel to try to save babies who survived botched abortions.
Asked during the campaign for his thoughts on when life begins, Obama said the question was "above my pay grade."
But on Wednesday night, he explained his pro-choice stance: "I think there are some who suggest that this is simply an issue about women's freedom and that there's no other considerations," Obama said. "This is an issue that people have to wrestle with and families and individual women have to wrestle with. The reason I'm pro-choice is because I don't think women take that — that position casually."
Obama said it has been his "consistent position" that both sides can find common ground on the abortion issue.
"The other thing that I said consistently during the campaign is, I would like to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies that result in women feeling compelled to get an abortion, or at least considering getting an abortion, particularly if we can reduce the number of teen pregnancies, which has started to spike up again.
"And so I've got a task force within the Domestic Policy Council in the West Wing of the White House that is working with groups both in the pro-choice camp and in the pro-life camp, to see if we can arrive at some consensus on that."
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This Paradise vacation home has a new full kitchen on the first floor,across the hall is the dining room and sitting area with flat-screen TV/Cable/DVD.A great place to unwind after out touring all day!
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After a zombie apocalypse, R, who is not like many of his
fellow undead, encounters Julie (Teresa Palmer), one of the very few human
survivors, and tries saving her from a zombie attack. The pair's unlikely
romance sets off a series of events that not only transforms R, but also other
zombies. And since the flick is told from R's comedic point of view, hearing
his thoughts and outlook on every situation is bound to bring the laughs.
We caught up with Nicholas and had him spill all on this hot
new teen romance, based on the Isaac Marion novel by the same name. Read on to
find out what he had to say about grunting, the undead and whether or not he's
a rom-com kinda guy.
GL: Why should
we check out Warm Bodies?
Nicholas: It's got
horror, romance, and it's also funny. It's a great date movie because it's one
both guys and girls can enjoy.
R, like all of
the other zombies in this film, mainly communicates via grunting. Was it fun
playing someone like that?
was lots of fun, especially because I didn't have a lot of dialogue to
remember. I got so used to not talking, I panicked on set once, though. I went
up to Teresa [Palmer] one day and asked if she could run through my lines. She
started laughing at me because she had pages of dialogue and I was [freaking]
over like three lines.
This movie is
based on a novel. Are there any other books about the supernatural you'd
The Night
Circus by
Erin Morgenstern. It's got a magical element and a romantic turn, told from
magicians who have intertwined their faith with each other.
A zombie, a
vampire, or a werewolf. If you could pick, which would you want to be?
I think from our point of view, they obviously all have
their downfalls. The whole drinking human blood thing, that's a bit tricky. I
might go werewolf. It would be fun to run on all fours.
We all know Warm Bodies is a romantic comedy. Are
there any other rom-coms you secretly love?
I don't hate to admit, I love romantic comedies. I always go
back to the Bridget Jones films. I
don't watch them on my own or with my guy mates, because that would be a little
bit weird, but I know girls who like those films.
If there was
one thing you wanted to do before you die, what would it be?
I mean this isn't something that you can really do, but I'd
like to be able to fly in a group of birds. Or maybe cage dive with white
sharks. It's kind of just a different world to be in.
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News Briefs 15-08-2014Posted by G.C at 14:56, 15 Aug 2014
"Nothing is so common-place as to wish to be remarkable."
- Earth: Born under punches.
- Lunar 'figure' mystery, solved?
- Seeking life's waste?
- Seeking life in red dwarf systems.
- Seeking life in the starry skies.
- ISS UFO... or space debris?
- NASA unveils first interstellar dust.
- The survival of consciousness?
- Our molten moon?
- Radiolarians reveal Permian extinction secrets.
- The molecular language of plant-life.
- Area 51 expands footprint.
- The blurred light of Black Hole coronas.
- Ode to joy: Marine mammal edition.
- Pyrosomes: Fireflies of the sea.
- You monkeys only think you're running things.
- Chile goes public with UFO beliefs.
- Roots of mummification re-dated.
- WWI from above.
- Springfield goes Lego.
- An electric light orchestra?
- Bendable displays close in on reality.
- This week's evidence of the pending robot uprising… Swarming 'kilo-bots'.
Quote of the Day:
"Death only grasps; to live is to pursue. Dream on! There's nothing but illusion true!"
O.W. Holmes Sr.
News Briefs 14-08-2014Posted by red pill junkie at 13:06, 14 Aug 2014
This has been a bleak week. Let's just hope it doesn't get any darker…
- Meet MonsterMind: The digital version of Reagan's Star Wars.
- Lauren Bacall's passing is also connected to the recent Trident tragedies, as Loren Coleman has found out.
- Would a two-headed dolphin give twice the thanks for all the fish?
- Should we be exploring the oceans instead of space?
- Recent videos taken aboard the ISS have given UFO watchers quite a buzz.
- Mike Clelland responds to The Paracast critique of his article at Open Minds.
- Lucid dreamers are more insightful when they're awake.
- Hearing voices in your head: More common than you think --and sometimes the voices bring guidance & support.
- In 2001, Robin Williams met another humanoid intelligence --and they both tickled each other.
- Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote is still happening!
- Like something out of Monty Python: Searching for the Holy Grail in… a pub?
- Psilocybin, the Mushroom, and the Bard.
- The new AtheistTV channel is EXACTLY how you think it is…
- Did a photographer snap a picture of a ghost in a Salem church?
- When robots take all the work, what will be left for us to do? Clearly the author ain't no fan of Futurama…
- Red Pill of the Day: Humans Need Not Apply.
Thanks to Rick & emlong
Quote of the Day:
"If you know why your God is so stupid, feel free and call us."
~Matt Dillahunty, co-host of The Atheist Experience TV show.
News Briefs 13-08-2014Posted by Rick MG at 10:39, 13 Aug 2014
- Farmer's plough unearths a rare Pictish symbol stone.
- Time travel + ancient standing stones + 18th century Scotland = Outlander.
- Secret threads: textile sculptures inspired by C.S. Lewis.
- Intricate cardboard models of theoretical industrial flying machines.
- SETI Institute: we could find alien life, but politicians don't want to.
- World Chess Federation's president is an alien abductee.
- Intimate and intense photos of Shaolin monks.
- Ingo Swann remote viewed Jupiter's ring before NASA knew it existed.
- Building planets and other benefits of lucid dreaming.
- Dreaming yourself awake: an interview with Charlie Morley (Amazon US/UK).
- Of dice & men: Gary Gygax and the Dungeons & Dragons empire.
- George RR Martin confirms I worked out who Jon Snow is. Woot!
- Twins separated at birth reveal the staggering influence of genetics.
- 10 reasons elephants are better people than we are.
- Shapeshifting felines: did the domestication of cats lead to their worship?
- Dog watches helplessly from window as a fox steals its toy.
- Operation Fantasia: the luminous foxes of World War II.
Quote of the Day:
"The real secret of magic is that the world is made of words, and that if you know the words that the world is made of, you can make of it whatever you wish."
~ Terence McKenna, from Alien Dreamtime
News Briefs 12-08-2014Posted by Greg at 23:54, 12 Aug 2014
- Cosmic cycles are a staple of ancient traditions, but modern cosmology has its own theories. Could time be restarted and the universe begin anew?
- "Having night terrors is like being a werewolf" - the serious physical and mental toll of a strange disorder.
- Archaeologists uncover Greece's biggest ancient tomb.
- Police search for the Holy Grail, find a salad bowl.
- Religion spawns both benevolent saints and murderous fanatics. Could dopamine levels in the brain drive that switch?
- Leading skeptic Brian Dunning given 15 months prison for fraud.
- The end of UFOs.
- New insights into two of the biggest Australian UFO mysteries.
- Fresh effort to secure a pardon for the last woman in Britain imprisoned under the Witchcraft Act.
- Vice on DMT: You cannot imagine a stranger drug or a stranger experience.
- Boy born without ears has a pair created from his ribs. When God did the rib trick he created a much more interesting pair...
- New study on whether ghosts can communicate through electronics.
- Seeing by touch: Infrared-based haptic 'buzz' device found to work as well as vision in experiment.
- World's oldest eel dies in a Swedish well, aged 155. He kept telling everyone he was ill, but with the Swedish accent everyone thought he was introducing himself…
- Death simulator attraction to open in China.
- Holy Road Trip: Visit five of America's most bizarre religious monuments.
- Knife falls from the sky into Chinese man's head.
- Strange silhouette seen on lunar surface goes viral.
- Image of the Day: Supermoon rising behind Glastonbury Tor.
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News Briefs 11-08-2014Posted by Grail-seeker at 12:10, 11 Aug 2014
NOT the end of the world. Yet.
- More evidence that Irish bog bodies are sacrificed kings.
- Chris Knowles on Lovecraft's secret source for the Cthulhu mythos.
- Did we emerge from a black hole in a higher-dimensional universe.
- Or is that just buck-passing? Nothing is as simple as it looks. (See what I did there?)
- Something else from nothingness. Why we can't rule out Bigfoot.
- Russia's alternative reality.
- Micah Hanks on the end of Ufology: Why serious research goes underground.
- Fresh effort to secure a pardon for last woman in Britain convicted of witchcraft.
- Physicists develop an interface to the optical nerve.
- Why Yellowstone Park banned drones.
- There are no such qualms at the spacecraft cemetary.
- Ectogenesis: the controversial issue of artificial wombs.
- Underwear-stealing ghosts made my life hell.
- New evidence suggests Homo Floriensis, the 'Hobbit' human, had Downs Syndrome.
Thanks to Kat for links
Quote of the Day:
The supermoon is a 16-inch pizza compared with a 15-inch pizza. It's a slightly bigger moon; I ain't using the adjective 'supermoon.'
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Weekly Roundup 10-08-2014Posted by Greg at 05:12, 10 Aug 2014
A summary of all the stories and news briefs posted on The Daily Grail over the past week. Feel free to share anything interesting!
- Adiós to the Red Pills of the Week
- News Briefs 04-08-2014 (Monday)
- Mysterious Forces: Exploring the Poltergeist Phenomenon
- Looking for Mothman: Planet Weird Visits Point Pleasant
- News Briefs 05-08-2014 (Tuesday)
- Our Enduring Fascination with Portals to Another World or Dimension
- Joe Rogan: The Majesty of Life
- New Nazca Lines Discovered In Peru
- A Close Up Look at a Comet as the Rosetta Space Probe Finally Closes in on its Prey
- News Briefs 07-08-2014 (Thursday)
- Leading Skeptic Brian Dunning Sentenced to 15 Months Prison for Fraud
- Moonwalking? Strange Silhouette on Lunar Surface Goes Viral
- News Briefs 08-08-2014 (Friday)
Have a good weekend!
News Briefs 08-08-2014Posted by G.C at 01:37, 08 Aug 2014
"Don't try to solve serious matters in the middle of the night."
- Four future scenarios.
- Remnants of a zombie star?
- The soundtrack for UFOs?
- The beginning of the end, or the end of the beginning or…
- The next Space Race?
- Atari by any other name…
- The dead sea of Saturn?
- Synthetic leaves, real oxygen.
- So long, and thanks for all the fish.
- The rising trend in toxic algae blooms.
- Rosetta circles in.
- UK crop circle sets the date.
- The thinking man's microchip?
- When worms ruled the world.
- Would you like wasabi with that?
- The birth of Chewbacca's growl.
- Se7en goes 8-bit.
- Don't let them bury me, I'm not dead.
- Stubbing out your butts-- for energy.
- This week's evidence of the looming robot uprising… Origami 'bot.
Quote of the Day:
"You saw something you were not supposed to see — something few elements have been aware of, let alone witnessed."
P.K. Dick
News Briefs 07-08-2014Posted by red pill junkie at 05:22, 07 Aug 2014
- Prion Pee-on: New urine test could determine if you're going to turn into a human mad cow.
- Romancing the (cold) stone: ESA's Rosetta becomes the 1st human spacecraft to rendezvous with a comet.
- Neil deGrasse Tyson has had it with your Monsanto fear-mongering!
- After several memorable cameos, Stephen Hawking is finally having his own movie --and it has Oscar written all over it.
- Mike Clelland: If you've seen a UFO up close, there's a chance you are an abductee --and my 2 cents on the matter.
- Robotic exoskeleton gives Korean workers super-strength. Now in case of an alien queen attack, they can all do a proper Gangnam-style fight.
- Giant spiders: Monstrous myth or terrifying truth?
- What's next for the Newkirk couple after visiting the lair of Mothman? Why visiting a secret Nazi compound in California!
- Last week I said adiós to my long-running Red Pills of the Week on Mysterious Universe, so I decided to go out with a bang.
- The 'retirement' didn't last long though: Here's my essay on the weird connections between Alien close encounters, Celtic traditions, Mayan legends &... salt?
- You wanna cry about something worthier than the Red Pills? Studio Ghibli is shutting down!! :'(
- Just act natural: Video of a bear walking on two legs is Sasquatchly freaky.
- Attention, conspiracy theorists! The Warren Commission report on JFK assassination has been digitized, and is available online
- Grimerican blogger Fortean Mind, on the 'Science' of Myth building.
- Tangentially Speaking: Chris Ryan talks to Ethnobotanist extraordinaire Dennis McKenna.
- Red Pill of the Day: The downside of inviting Dr. Ian Malcolm to your wedding.
Quote of the Day:
"Psychologists have hitherto failed to realize that imagination is a necessary ingredient of perception itself."
~Immanuel Kant
News Briefs 05-08-2014Posted by Greg at 11:49, 05 Aug 2014
- 'Hobbits', or Down Syndrome? Scientists revive Flores fossil debate.
- Life beyond Earth seems 'inevitable', says US planetary scientist.
- Comet-mapping Rosetta spacecraft enters orbit around its target comet - and it's a weird one.
- Is Earth's life unique in the Universe?
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Under Armour Lacrosse sent over their new Judgement head for me to check out and this piece of plastic is some serious hardware.
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What's up there, sports fans? Evidently the World Series finished up last night and the San Francisco Giant Men won the bizarre flag theme park Major League Baseball trophy. The players celebrated this accomplishment by doing their best "Dexter meets champagne and ski goggles" impersonation, and the fans of the San Francisco Giants celebrated with the […]
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Hot Pot: Stringing Patterns – Pros And Cons
Stringing Patterns have plenty of upside, but there is also a downside to using a pre-set methodology for stringing your lacrosse stick. I tend to stay away from specific patterns, but I do use a lot of the same knots in the same places on different heads, and that is because of the pros and […]
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The fall season is wrapping up for most D1 teams and that means video highlights from fall ball are starting to pop up left and right on the old internet. We scour the video services and websites available, compile a list of top quality D1 fall ball videos and let you have at them! It's […]
That Old Lacrosse Head: STX Hi Wall
The STX Hi-Wall is a classic non-offset head, but I don't just have a Hi-Wall today… I also have an STX Laser Hi-Wall, which is actually something different, in its own way. The STX Laser Hi-Wall came out first, and it's a follow up to STX's Laser Lite head, which had a slightly thinner sidewall.
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MLB Recent Player News
|Pablo Sandoval, 3B (SF)
|Sandoval and the Boston Red Sox have agreed to a multiyear contract.
Analysis: Sandoval, the 2012 World Series MVP with San Francisco, was pondering an offer from the Giants worth about $95 million over five years, two people with knowledge of that offer said, also speaking on condition of anonymity because no deal had been announced.
|Kyle Seager, 3B (Sea)
|The Mariners and Seager have agreed to a $100 million, seven-year contract.
Analysis: Seager is coming off his first All-Star game selection and his first Gold Glove. The 27-year-old hit .268 with a career-high 25 homers and 96 RBIs.
|Ike Davis, 1B (Oak)
|The Oakland Athletics have filled their second key position in five days, acquiring first baseman Ike Davis and international bonus slot 86 from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for international bonus slot 27.
Analysis: The 27-year-old Davis began last season with the New York Mets and batted .208 with a home run and five RBIs in 12 games before Pittsburgh acquired him April 18 for pitchers Zack Thornton and Blake Taylor. A left-handed hitter, Davis then batted .235 in 131 games for the Pirates, finishing 2014 with a .233 overall batting average and 11 homers and 51 RBIs in 143 games.
|Mike Bolsinger, P (LAD)
|The Los Angeles Dodgers have acquired Bolsinger from the Arizona Diamondbacks for cash.
Analysis: The 26-year-old Bolsinger made his major league debut last season. He had nine starts and one relief appearance for Arizona, going 1-6 with a 5.50 ERA.
|Adam LaRoche, 1B (Was)
|A person familiar with the situation says free agent first baseman Adam LaRoche has agreed to a contract with the Chicago White Sox.
Analysis: The White Sox have AL Rookie of the Year Jose Abreu entrenched at first base, so LaRoche is likely to see most of his time at designated hitter. He has spent almost his entire career in the National League, save for six games for Boston in 2009. LaRoche gives the White Sox some sorely needed power from the left side. He hit .259 with 26 homers and 92 RBIs in 140 games this year for NL East champion Washington.
|Evan Reed, P (Det)
|A judge reinstated a sexual assault case against Reed on Friday, overturning a decision by another judge who found inconsistencies in the alleged victim's story.
Analysis: Reed is charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct. He was playing for the Detroit Tigers last spring when a woman says she was drugged at a bar before Reed took her to a Detroit casino hotel on the eve of Opening Day. Reed, who wasn't in court, insists he had consensual sex with the 45-year-old woman. He is a free agent after playing for the Tigers and Triple-A Toledo last season.
|Joel Peralta, P (LAD)
|Peralta has been acquired by the Los Angeles Dodgers from the Tampa Bay Rays as part of a four-player trade. Tampa Bay received right-handers Jose Dominguez and Greg Harris in the trade announced Thursday night, and the Dodgers also obtained left-hander Adam Liberatore.
Analysis: Peralta, a 38-year-old right-hander, was 3-4 with a 4.41 ERA and one save in 69 games this year.
|Edgar Olmos, P (Sea)
|The Mariners have claimed Olmos off waivers from Miami.
Analysis: Olmos, 24, pitched at Double- and Triple-A last season in the Marlins organization. He appeared in five games for Miami late in the 2013 season.
|Ronald Belisario, P (CWS)
|The Chicago White Sox have designated Belisario for assignment.
Analysis: Belisario, 31, was 4-8 with a 5.56 ERA and eight saves in 62 relief appearances in his lone season in Chicago. He signed as a free agent in December.
|Daniel Robertson, LF (LAA)
|The Texas Rangers have traded outfielder Daniel Robertson to the Los Angeles Angels for a player to be named or cash. The deal was announced Thursday.
Analysis: The 29-year-old Robertson made his major league debut last season and hit .271 with 21 RBIs in 70 games with Texas. He began the season in the minors with San Diego and was acquired by the Rangers in late April.
|Jameson Taillon, P (Pit)
|The Pirates added Taillon to their 40-man roster Thursday.
Analysis: Taillon, the second overall pick in the 2010 amateur draft, missed the 2014 season after Tommy John surgery on his right arm.
|Ike Davis, 1B (Oak)
|The Pirates designated Davis for assignment Thursday. Pittsburgh has 10 days to trade Davis or release him.
Analysis: Davis hit .235 with 10 homers and 46 RBIs in 131 games with the Pirates after being acquired in an April trade from the New York Mets. The left-handed Davis served as part of a platoon at first base with right-handed Gaby Sanchez but found himself out of a job with the Pirates likely moving Pedro Alvarez to first in 2015.
|Reymond Fuentes, CF (KC)
|The Kansas City Royals have acquired Fuentes from the San Diego Padres for left-hander Kyle Bartsch. The trade was announced Thursday.
Analysis: The 23-year-old Fuentes hit a combined .294 with five home runs, 33 RBIs and 25 steals in Triple-A and Double-A last season. He made his major league debut in 2013, hitting .152 in 23 games with the Padres.
|Josh Zeid, P (Det)
|The Tigers announced Thursday that they have claimed Zeid off waivers.
Analysis: The right-hander appeared in 23 games - all in relief - for the Houston Astros last season.
|Ezequiel Carrera, LF (Det)
|The Detroit Tigers have designated Carrera for assignment.
Analysis: Carrera hit .261 in 45 games for Detroit in 2014. The Tigers recently traded for center fielder Anthony Gose.
|Zelous Wheeler, 3B (NYY)
|The New York Yankees have sold the rights to Wheeler to the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles of Japan's Pacific League.
Analysis: The 27-year-old, signed by the Yankees last November, hit .193 with two homers and five RBIs in 57 at-bats with New York as a rookie this year. He batted .296 with nine homers and 40 RBIs at Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes-Barre. New York acquired the rights to pitcher Masahiro Tanaka from the Golden Eagles last winter.
|David Martinez, P (Tex)
|The Texas Rangers have signed Martinez to a minor league contract with an invitation to major league spring training.
Analysis: Martinez had a 6.38 ERA in seven relief appearances for the Houston Astros the past two seasons. He went 5-6 with a 5.64 ERA and started in 13 of his 22 appearances for Triple-A Oklahoma City last season.
|Chris Gimenez, C (Tex)
|The Texas Rangers have signed Gimenez and right-hander David Martinez to minor league contracts with invitations to major league spring training.
Analysis: Gimenez was on the Rangers' opening day roster last season after being acquired on a waiver claim from Oakland in late March, then was traded to Cleveland in August. The catcher combined to hit .241 with 11 RBIs in 42 games for the Rangers and Indians last season.
|Juan Francisco, 3B (Bos)
|The Red Sox have claimed Francisco off waivers from the Blue Jays.
Analysis: Francisco played 106 games for the Blue Jays last season, batting .220 with 16 home runs and 43 RBIs. He has played both first and third base in a major league career that also includes stops in Cincinnati, Atlanta and Milwaukee. In 404 games, he has batted .236 with 48 homers and 152 RBIs.
|Billy Butler, DH (Oak)
|The Oakland Athletics have agreed to terms on a $30 million, three-year contract with Butler through the 2017 season.
Analysis: Butler helped the Kansas City Royals reach the World Series last month after a 29-year playoff drought. In the postseason opener, they rallied late to eliminate Oakland in the AL wild-card game. Butler contributed two hits and two RBIs.
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A bar owner in Washington is inviting stoners to toke up there now that pot is legal in the state.
Frank Schnarr, owner of Frankie's Sports Bar & Grill in Olympia, told Reuters he hasn't smoked marijuana for years.
But the 62-year-old is about to lose his business and is looking for new ways to get more customers.
"Sixty percent of my customers already smoke (marijuana) in the parking lot before they come in here," Schnarr told The Olympian. "Nothing will change. Now it will be indoors."
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Polarization and secretion of cathepsin K precede tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase secretion to the ruffled border area during the activation of matrix-resorbing clasts
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The activation sequence of clasts (the designation clast was used because ultrastructurally in this tissue, it is not always possible to differentiate between chondroclasts sitting on cartilage and osteoclasts sitting on bone matrix) was studied in vivo using the healing of low-phosphate, vitamin D-deficiency rickets as a model system. Thus, the bones of 7-week-old rachitic animals were analyzed with a combination of morphological, biochemical, and molecular biological methods at 48 and 72 h, respectively, after change to normal food. A quantitative ultrastructural analysis showed that the number of clast profiles exhibiting the characteristic polarized features of actively resorbing cells, i.e., ruffled borders and clear zones, had reached normal levels after 48 h. By combining the data with quantitative analyses by the immunogold technique, we demonstrated that cathepsin K secretion was coupled to ruffled border formation in clasts irrespective of whether the number of polarized clasts was low (in rickets) or high (in healing). In contrast, the levels of tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase (TRAP) both between ruffles and in the outside matrix adjoining the ruffled border were low in polarized clasts both in rickets and at the early (48 h) healing time-point, but were increased at the latest (72 h) healing time-point. Interestingly, expression of TRAP and the cathepsin K at the mRNA level, as well as protein expression and the activity of TRAP, were not different during the healing sequence. Although the two enzymes are confined to the same clast populations, their secretion during the resorption process is apparently differentially regulated: cathepsin K secretion is coupled to ruffled border formation in clasts, whereas TRAP is secreted at a later stage during the resorption sequence, suggesting a role for secreted TRAP as a modulator of resorptive activity.
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- Title
- Polarization and secretion of cathepsin K precede tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase secretion to the ruffled border area during the activation of matrix-resorbing clasts
- Journal
Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism
Volume 23, Issue 6 , pp 441-449
- Cover Date
- 2005-11-01
- 10.1007/s00774-005-0626-3
- Print ISSN
- 0914-8779
- Online ISSN
- 1435-5604
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Osteoclast
- Healing rickets
- Ultrastructural morphology
- Tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase
- Cathepsin K
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Karin Hollberg (A1)
- Joakim Nordahl (A1)
- Kjell Hultenby (A2)
- Silwa Mengarelli-Widholm (A1)
- Göran Andersson (A1)
- Finn P. Reinholt (A3)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Department of Laboratory Medicine, Division of Pathology, Karolinska Institutet, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, Sweden
- A2. Clinical Research Center, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, Sweden
- A3. Institute and Department of Pathology, University of Oslo and Rikshospitalet University Hospital, NO-0027, Oslo, Norway


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