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PHILADELPHIA –- University of Pennsylvania researchers Ritesh Agarwal and Patrick Seale have been honored with the New Innovator Award from the National Institutes of Health, providing each with $1.5 million to support their research for five years.
Agarwal is an assistant professor in the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Seale is an assistant professor in the School of Medicine.
The awards are given by the NIH to stimulate highly innovative research that has the potential for significant impact and to support promising early stage investigators who propose bold new approaches that have the potential to produce a major impact on a broad area of biomedical or behavioral research.
Agarwal's project, "Optoelectronic Nanowire Probes for Investigation of Intracellular Processes," will seek to assemble nanowire devices with optical and electrical functions to probe cell and intracellular dynamics with unprecedented resolution.
By combining nanowire waveguides, fluorophores, quantum dots, lasers, light emitting diodes and photodetectors, he hopes to create a new generation of biological imaging: probes that can target subcellular regions, measuring for the first time, in real time, chemical reactions, cellular signaling and cellular reactions due to complex phenomena like a locally delivered drug.
The ability to visualize in vitro intra- and inter- cellular processes in real time will aid the design of new drugs for a large number of diseases that impact public health.
"It is a great honor and a wonderful opportunity for us to assemble novel nanoscale optoelectronic probes to study intracellular activity," Agarwal said. "A unique aspect of this award is that it does not require any preliminary data and thus allows people like me with limited experience in biology or medicine to expand our expertise and to attack very challenging problems. This award will have a transformational effect on my research program at Penn."
Seale's project, "Molecular Regulation of Brown Adipose Cell Fate in Somitic Stem Cells," addresses obesity, a major risk factor for a multitude of health problems, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, hypertension and certain cancers. Obesity is caused by a defect in energy balance when energy from food intake chronically exceeds energy expenditure.
Brown fat tissue is highly adapted to expend chemical energy as heat and can therefore counteract obesity. Significant amounts of this tissue have been recently identified in adults raising the possibility that variations in brown fat function may influence propensity for weight gain.
The goal of the project is to identify and study the precursor cells for brown fat in developing and adult tissues. The studies will uncover mechanisms that control brown adipose cell fate and suggest new therapeutic targets for obesity and metabolic disease.
"This award provides us with a tremendous opportunity to make important new discoveries related to obesity and metabolic disease," Seale said. "Because of this grant, we are able to explore new research avenues and incorporate high-risk, discovery-oriented experiments into our program."
"NIH is pleased to be supporting early-stage investigators from across the country who are taking considered risks in a wide range of areas in order to accelerate research," said Francis S. Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health. "We look forward to the results of their work."
More information on the New Innovator Award is at http://nihroadmap.nih.gov/newinnovator.


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Today Is Free Cone Day at Ben & Jerry's
It's a sacred nationwide holiday.
Life changes, Facebook-flavored and white-truffle-topped ice creams come and go, but year after year, Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day is there for you. Stop by any of the shops (if you're in New York, that means Macy's Herald Square, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center) for complimentary ice cream between noon and 8 p.m. — and maybe try one of the sexy new Core flavors, with a center of fudge, caramel, or raspberry jam. It's very important that you celebrate this sacred nationwide holiday.

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Make Water Flow Up With Capillary Action
This simple preschool experiment will show your child that water can move up as well as down. Introduce the scientific concepts of gravity and capillarity.
Brush Up: A Toothpaste Experiment
This science experiment uses a hard-boiled egg as a pretend tooth and shows reluctant brushers the importance of tooth care!
Learn Gravity with Parachute People
Sneak in a science lesson by creating your own parachute people using a handkerchief and a lightweight figurine.
Pump It Up!
Teach your child about using pumps to move water in this simple and educational preschool science activity!
Play the Rainbow to Explore Acoustics
In this activity, your child fills jars with water to learn about acoustics, and practices mixing colors to form a rainbow of colors and sounds.
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Nia Long Says She's Never Seen A Marriage WorkJoanna Mazewski
It looks like Nia Long is one celebrity mother who is not interested in walking down the aisle. The celebrity mom and actress recently admitted to Essence Magazine that she is not interested in marrying her children's baby daddys and that she simply "never saw a marriage work" in her lifetime.
Here are some highlights of her interview where she also talks about being a mother in her forties:
On marrying Kez's father Ime Udoka: "Marriage is not a priority for me…I have never seen a marriage work. I'm not saying I'll never do it; It's just not where we are as a family. I'll be at home with my man, having a perfectly loving time, and I'll see all these comments on some site about how wrong I am for not being married. I don't feel less loved or less loving because I'm not married."
On co-parenting with Massai's father: "Massai's dad and I have had the most challenging times, and I wasn't always sure we wouldn't end like my mother and father. But we've arrived at a place where I can truly say he's not a baby daddy, he's my friend, finally. He is an amazing father."
On motherhood: "Motherhood is not easy, but it's natural. I worked hard to have the career I wanted, but I've also been deliberate about my personal life. None of this is a mistake."
On having a baby in her forties: "I'm in my forties, post baby and I'm thinner than I've been in years. The last step will be letting my hair go natural. That's when you'll know I'm free…"
Tell us, what do you think? Does marriage still work these days for two parents raising a family?
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How defense works: an investigation
by Ken Pomeroy on Wednesday, February 22, 2012
[Note: the graphs originally posted Friday were slightly in error. The corrected data has been posted and does not change the conclusions drawn. My apologies for the mistake.]
The data from last Friday's post has got me wondering about a lot of things and I hope it did the same for you. Mainly, how does defense work?
First, let's try to noodle through an explanation of why a team would have no skill in affecting its opponents' 3P%. If you are on offense, how do you decide when to take a three-pointer? Clearly, there's some standard for launching a shot. No coach goes into a game telling his team, "we're going to take 15 3-pointers tonight, regardless of what the defense gives us!" Players have a threshold for when to shoot.
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Pedestrians are nincompoops (that's the technical term - nincompoops).
Yesterday was positively the worst day I've had on the roads since I took up commuting to work by bicycle. I had near misses with three pedestrians, though thankfully I managed to dodge them all by a hairsbreadth. The incidents were all similar - pedestrians jaywalking, came into my path, jumped back and and forth, and left me with the tough question of deciding which way to turn to dodge them. If they'd at least have kept walking or stayed still I'd easily glide past them without any problems. But their hopping around put them as well as myself into a dangerous situation.
The first one, a middle aged lady wanted to cross the streets. Using designated zebra crossings is not enforced or expected where I stay. She couldn't possibly have missed me coming along - it was broad daylight and I was riding down a straight road. In spite of that, she came into my way and only jumped back at the last instant.
The second happened on my way back home in the evening. Again, the roads were well lit and the family of four had to have seen me. The son, about 12 years old, left the family and began to cross. All would've been okay had the mother not decided to shout and call him back. He turned around just as I was whizzing past behind him and barely escaped being hit by the handlebars to his middle.
The last incident occurred because of 2 certified idiots at a signal. One of them kept walking straight while the other couldn't quite make up his mind and jumped back and forth from the road to the divider. Having just had a close brush with the kid, I was in no mood to go through this again and stopped. It was better to miss the green light than to deal with jerks like this.
I complain to my wife often about how little respect some car drivers have for cyclists in our city. Yesterday I added pedestrians to the list too. I practice safety to the hilt (sparing the helmet part) when riding down the roads, and only have to thank that for having survived this long.


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May 24, 2016
An authority on 17th-century Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn is speaking at Hope College in southwestern Michigan.
Ernst van de Wetering is to deliver a lecture Wednesday titled "Rembrandt's Thinking: His Ideas about Light and Shadow." The free event is at the Holland school's Winants Auditorium of Graves Hall.
Van de Wetering is chairman of the Rembrandt Research Project, started in 1968 to help separate Rembrandt's paintings from the large number of similar works made by his apprentices and followers.
The event's sponsors are the West Michigan Chapter of the Netherland America Foundation, the Holland Museum, the Dutch Heritage Coordinating Council, Jim and Donna Brooks, and Hope College's art department.
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YI! Here are some of the most hilarious ways to tell your partner that it is over:
A pizza box is just one of the creative ways partners have found to tell their partner that they are ending their relationship.
A compilation of break-up letters posted online includes letters, personal ads and even a billboard.
Another person saying goodbye, shows a cheery drawing of a man riding a giraffe saying: "I think we should break up I would tell you why, but I am having a tough time describing my feelings. So I drew a picture of me riding a giraffe, instead. Sorry, ZF."
A guy named Kevin found out things were over when every other reader did-- in a personal ad…
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Reward checking accounts [3] have grown in popularity as everyone is looking for a way to earn a little extra cash as safely as possible. Here's a refresher on how they work – You earn a higher rate of interest if you make a minimum number of debit cards per statement period (usually 10+) and opt for paperless statements and online banking. If you don't meet their requirements, you don't get the higher interest rate.
I haven't been sharing many of these offers because they're all the same, except this latest offering from South Shore Savings Bank. Not only can you get a 3.69% APY on deposits up to $25,000 but you can also get a $200 bonus just for opening an account. There is no special account requirements for the bonus.
The requirements for the rewards checking account are:
As far as requirements go, these are pretty standard. There is a $10 minimum deposit to open the account and you even get an ATM refund of up to $10 per statement cycle when you use another bank's ATMs. Finally, there is no minimum balance and no monthly fee. Balances above $25,000 or those accounts that don't meet the requirements will earn 0.10% APY.
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Hi Bloggers – Sprint Lay Expert – Day 175
Today is Thursday 22nd September and we had one qualifying selection:
15.55 Newmarket – Farraaj – Begtfair SP – 2.41
With the selection losing the race, we made a profit for the day of £95 or 0.95 points at level stakes. Our starting bank of £1,000 moves up to £2,926 – giving us a profit to date of £1,926 or 19.26 points at level stakes.
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Book your room at Travelodge Lake George
Get an overview of this hotelMotel with free breakfast, near Fort William Henry
Situated in Lake George, this motel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Goony Golf and Fort William Henry. Lake George Beach is 1.3 mi (2 km) away.
Property Features
Coffee/tea in the lobby, a seasonal outdoor pool, and laundry facilities are available at this motel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk, limo/town car service, and free newspapers are onsite.
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Travelodge Lake George2011 State Route 9 Lake George NY 12845
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Lake George motel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free WiFi
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Katrina Bowden is probably best known for playing the ditzy blonde assistant Cerie on the television show 30 Rock. But because the 30 Rock series will be ending soon, Katrina is starting to look for work in other places. She decided to go back to a former employer and did another spread for Maxim. Here she is looking sexy and talking about her experience doing the show for 7 years.
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Budget Monday : Fall lips Look | Rs 1000/$20 Challenge
Posted by Ankita Srivastava | Posted in Budget Makeup, Looks | Posted on 22-10-2012
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Hey everyone!
Today I'm doing a Rs 1000 ($20) makeup challenge that has been doing the rounds on youtube/blogosphere. I decided to a classic fall lip look for this challenge – fresh dewy skin, lined eyes and a bold deep lip.
Products used for this look :
- Maybelline Colossal Kajal : Rs 150
- Maybelline Colossal Volume Express Mascara : Rs 330 (purchased for Rs 180 from Vellvette.com)
- Maybelline BB Cream : Rs 199
- Rimmel London Lasting Finish lipstick Cutting Edge : Rs 215
Challenge done in Rs 744 or $13.8!!
To add some dewy color to my cheeks, I used the Rimmel lipstick in Cutting Edge and applied/blended a tiny amount using my fingertip. Lastly, I applied the lipstick to the my lips directly from the tube.
I almost used a VOV pigment (copper shade, Rs 75) but I liked the way the look had turned out so skipped that.
Hope you liked the look! Let me know your comments below!
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