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This industry report offers the most up-to-date market data on the actual market situation, trends and future outlook for tin in Morocco. The research includes historic market data from 2007 to 2013 and forecasts until 2018 which makes the report an invaluable resource for industry executives, marketing, sales and product managers, analysts, and other people looking for key industry data in readily accessible and clearly presented tables and graphs.
The latest market data for this research include:
- Overall tin market size, 2007-2018
- Tin market size by product segment, 2007-2018
- Growth rates of the overall tin market and different product segments, 2007-2018
- Shares of different product segments of the overall tin market, 2007, 2013 and 2018
- Market Potential Rates of the overall tin market and different product segments
The product segments discussed in this data report include:
Alloyed unwrought tin
Not alloyed unwrought tin
Tin foil, flakes and powder
Tin pipes, tubes and fittings
Tin sheets and plates
Tin wire, profiles, bars and rods
The report helps answering the following questions:
- What is the current size of the tin market in Morocco?
- How is the tin market divided into different product segments?
- How are the overall market and different product segments growing?
- How is the market predicted to develop in the future?
- What is the market potential compared to other countries?
Among the key reasons to purchase include the following:
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Carole Segal is the co-founder of Crate and Barrel, the founder and former CEO of Foodstuffs, and the president of the Segal Family Foundation. Mrs. Segal is a trustee of Rush University Medical Center and chairman of the board of overseers at Rush University. She is a trustee emeritus of Bates College and is a life trustee of Illinois Institute of Technology. Mrs. Segal, a graduate of Northwestern University, is a member of the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences Board of Visitors, co-chairperson of the Wilson Society for WCAS and a previous chairperson of the Northwestern University Leadership Council. Mrs. Segal is a trustee of Chicago Theological Seminary and chairperson of the Visiting Committee. She is a member of the Board of Directors of WBEZ-Chicago Public Media, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Lincoln Park Zoo and Crow Canyon Archaeological Center.
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Her role as a take-no-prisoners political maven made her a prime-time force. This month, as Quentin Tarantino's latest leading lady, Kerry Washington is redefining the look of a powerful woman—and it doesn't include a suit.
Kerry Washington is searching for something to knock on—wood, preferably—to secure the bout of good fortune she's been having. "It's amazing. I'm so, so blessed," says Washington, who finds it daunting even to consider her can-you-believe-my-luck moment. She's the first African-American woman to headline a major network drama since 1974. Her show, ABC's sexy political thriller Scandal, averaged 9.1 million viewers in its first season and is well into a nail-biting second. And to add to the windfall, Quentin Tarantino chose her as the female lead in this month's spaghetti-westernized view of the antebellum South, Django Unchained.
Washington takes a right place, right time view of her situation: Scandal, she says, wouldn't exist without the three women powerful enough to bring the series to life—Judy Smith (the DC PR guru who serves as inspiration for and adviser to the series), show creator Shonda Rhimes (Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice), and executive producer Betsy Beers. "I happened to be alive and available to fill that space created by these women," Washington says. "It's a great example of how we can create opportunities for each other."
She should take more credit. At 35, Washington has earned a reputation for turning roles that could have been just the wife of into arresting performances. She brought her distinct mix of delicate beauty (she's 5'4"), refinement, and steely resolve to the ladylike Della opposite Jamie Foxx's title character in Ray; an oppressed spouse of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in The Last King of Scotland; and one half of a terrorized interracial couple in Lakeview Terrace.
Washington grew up in what she describes as a "woman-strong" middle-class family in the Bronx and attended the Upper East Side all-girls private school Spence (Gwyneth Paltrow's alma mater) before earning an interdisciplinary degree in social sciences at George Washington University. "My girlfriends from high school are the smartest and strongest women I know," she says. "I became a woman around them, and I think that has something to do with the sort of roles I take on. I've always made it a choice to play characters that are complicated."
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Enter Scandal's Olivia Pope, the owner of a crisis-management firm that defends morally questionable DC figures—high-powered madams, murder suspects. "Olivia deals with a negotiation of power that I think is unique to the modern woman," Washington says. "She's phenomenally successful, able to control her world and make things happen with clarity and force in her professional life."
Washington easily could have gone for the power-bitch trope, but she's developed a different portrayal of a woman in charge, even down to the subdued colors Olivia wears. "I chose pale pastels and earth tones—no black or navy suits. She spends her days saying things people don't want to hear. She has to balance that by wearing things that make people feel safe and comfortable." (Such all-woman wardrobe choices also help fuel the will-they-or-won't-they—oh, wait, they already did—sexual tension between Olivia and the married POTUS, played by Tony Goldwyn.)
"Without Olivia as my day job, I don't know if I would have been able to play Broomhilda," Washington says of her Django character. "She has a strength I knew nothing about." In a vein similar to that of 2009's raucous historical rewrite Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained is the story of a freed slave, played by Jamie Foxx, who teams up with a bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz) to find—and kill—a notorious plantation proprietor who kidnapped his wife, Washington's Broomhilda Von Shaft (though it's not specified in the film, Tarantino has said he envisioned her as an ancestor of that icon of '70s swagger, John Shaft). It may be a highly stylized snapshot of American slavery, but it doesn't gloss over the era's horrors. "Tarantino is a director who's not intimidated by blood and gore and violence and the dark side of the human soul," Washington says. When they shot a scene in which she is chained in stocks and whipped, "that day on set broke all of our hearts. To find the strength in that circumstance was mind-bending."
Unlike most of Tarantino's femmes fatales, Broomhilda doesn't get to annihilate the bad guy. In fact, she spends much of the film waiting for her husband to shoot his way to her rescue. "Look, I can see how it's not particularly feminist to play the princess in the tower, waiting to be saved," she says. "But as a black woman—we've never been afforded that luxury. There was no man coming to save you; it wasn't part of the story. In some ways, this telling is a statement of empowerment."


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U.S. cattle imports through April 2014 totaled 846,943 head, 5 percent higher than a year earlier. Imports have grown from Canada (+12 percent) due to rising shipments of feeder cattle. Strong U.S. prices for cattle due to lower inventories have created incentives for Canadian producers to ship cattle south. U.S. feeder cattle prices accelerated rapidly in the second half of 2013 and continue to grow (see chart).
Prices for Canadian feeders grew more slowly during 2013, and a widening price differential between U.S. and Canadian feeders increased demand from U.S. buyers. Canadian prices have accelerated more rapidly in 2014, closing some of the gap between U.S. and Canadian prices. A weaker Canadian dollar also supports U.S. imports. Over the past 12 months, the Canadian dollar steadily depreciated against the U.S. dollar and has averaged 10 percent lower throughout most of 2014.
Through April, feeder cattle imports were up 33 percent, while imports of slaughter cattle—accounting for over half of all imports—were down 3 percent from last year. Cattle imports from Mexico have fallen 2 percent this year despite prices well above previous years. Lower Mexican cattle inventories limited imports in 2013 and continue to constrain imports this year. Due to the growth in imports from Canada, the forecast for U.S. cattle imports was raised to 2.05 million head in 2014 and 2.1 million head in 2015.
While demand for imported cattle is expected to remain strong throughout the forecast period, growth will be limited due to reduced cattle supplies.
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Six months ago, Hannah's best friend Lillian died. Now Hannah is being haunted by Lillian. During the hottest summer on record, a serial killer preys on young girls, and Hannah begins to investigate. She has to decide whether she should trust her crush Finny Boone.
A suspenseful story with great character development. Hannah finds strength in herself and begins to step out of her friend's shadow.


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On September 5, Laurier launched ASPIRE, a professional skills development training program for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Through a framework and accessible website, ASPIRE will help students to craft an individualized learning plan tailored to navigate the professional journey and entry to the workplace.
Through the ASPIRE portal, a website coordinated by the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (FGPS), students and postdoctoral fellows can access tools and resources from across the university designed to help articulate professional goals, identify transferrable knowledge and skill sets, and locate a slate of offerings and program information that meet personal and professional goals.
"ASPIRE puts into one place Laurier's existing and new opportunities for professionalization at the graduate and postdoctoral levels," said Tamas Dobozy, associate dean, Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. "It's the beginning of a comprehensive suite of offerings for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows looking to augment and particularize the skills they've developed in graduate programs, and is Laurier's latest entry into the national discussion around the benefits of a graduate education to society at large."
ASPIRE is the result of a collaboration between FGPS and a number of services, including the Career Development Centre, Educational Development, Diversity and Equity Office, Student Leadership Centre, Learning Services, the Library, the Graduate Students' Association, Laurier International, Office of Research Services, the Intercultural Development Office, and Accessible Learning. Program offerings from the Mitacs Step program are also available.
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A discussion about how to change the rules of a game on a forum is several pages long, trash-talker interjects with 'hey you, fucktard, you can't say anything because you take it up the butt and we all know it'. Target has just the victim of a Trash Talking attempt.
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Welcome to Monday's The Crap We Missed: Minderaser Edition, where not only did that pic just kick you in the brain, but it's followed closely by something called Mr Papers about to wipe out the inside of Lil Kim's throat with its tongue right in front of gay Jason Bateman. This is the world we live in now. A world where Shakira covers her butt in jeans for performances and Shia LaBeouf still gets away with this type of thing without anyone causing him what would be completely justifiable head trauma.
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Under a nationwide decision taken by the previous Romanian government in 2006, the origin of species and the theory of human evolution are no longer present in the country's compulsory biology curriculum. Prior to that change, Darwin's theory was taught to students at the age of 18 or 19. That was also the case under the communist regime, in the time of the dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. Now, however, the curriculum has been altered, with this so-called theory being left merely as a voluntary option.
One biology teacher from Bucharest stated, "We don"t teach the theory of evolution anymore." Instead of the theory of evolution, students learn about human ecology and useful information about the environment.
Again in 2006, the Ministry of Education and Research removed various philosophers whose writings were insufficiently respectful of religion from the compulsory philosophy curriculum.
The Romanian government's sensitivity on the subject of religion certainly represents a most excellent model. In the 21st century, 100 million ready-present fossils have proved that living things have remained unchanged for many millions of years and that they were created with exactly the same structures they have today. Thanks to modern and advanced branches of science it has today been realized that the theory of evolution is nothing more than nonsense. Almighty Allah (God) reveals in the verses of the Qur'an that falsehood is always condemned to elimination:
Rather We hurl the truth against falsehood and it cuts right through it and it vanishes clean away! Woe without end for you for what you portray! Everyone in the heavens and the earth belongs to Him. Those in His presence do not consider themselves too great to worship Him and do not grow tired of it. (Surat al-Anbiya', 18-19)
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While we are still a single cell, as yet unformed, in our mother's wombs, some of the cells that make up our bodies decide to become the heart, and others to form the eye. Unconscious cells turn into exceedingly complex organs through the will of Allah (God). From that moment, the cells that Allah commands to turn into the heart commence beating, and continue doing so until we draw our last breaths. The heart continues beating uninterrupted as we run, walk, work and even sleep. Although people are unconscious when they are asleep, the way the heart still keeps beating is a miracle that takes place by Allah's choosing. The way that Allah keeps our hearts beating is a great blessing, because we have no power to keep the heart beating regularly, or to speed it up or slow it down as necessary. Allah has mercy on human beings by maintaining that blessing. Allah's creation is described as follows in one verse:
Glorify the Name of your Lord, the Most High: He Who created and molded; He Who determined and guided. (Surat al-A'la, 1-3)2008-12-23 17:27:23


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Reservoir Computing (RC) is an approach to design, train, and analyse recurrent neural networks (RNNs). More specifically, RC offers methods for designing and training artificial neural networks, and it yields computational and sometimes analytical models for biological neural networks. The fundamental principle of RC, which distinguishes it from other views on recurrent neural networks, can be summarized as follows (see also this Scholarpedia article and this overview article):
Reservoir computing, as a recently coined term, subsumes a number of independently found instantiations of this fundamental idea:
Today, RC can be regarded an established paradigm for neural computation, both as a computational technique for technical applications and as an explanatory model for processes in biological brains.
More in-depth information about RC can be found on these pages:
This website has been jointly conceived (and is jointly maintained) by the pioneering researchers of the RC field, and is hosted at B. Schrauwen's Reservoir Lab at Gent University. Funding for this website is currently covered through the ORGANIC EU FP7 project.


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Topic: So upset with BCBS right now
The trial my husband was in didn't work and his cancer has gotten worse, so his oncologists want to do radio embolization, then enter him in another trial in four weeks (he has to wait that long between the last chemo and the new trial). His main oncologist does not want him to sit idle for weeks, because as he said, the cancer can be aggressive and we don't want to waste that time. So we met with the interventional radiology oncologists last week and they said we had to get preapproval for the radio embolization, since it is only approved for colorectal cancer (it would be off-lable use). It is $30,000 per dose (one for each side of the liver). We found out the next day that it was approved, so we hurriedly set up an appt. on the 25th for the mapping procedure. Well today, we heard from Georgetown that BCBS has decided to review its decision and may deny it. They want more documentation to prove it is a necessary treatment. I cannot believe they would put us through this. How could they approve it then change their minds? It may also push the procedure date further out as well, which may also impact his eligibility for the new trial. We are going through enough already. I feel it is just cruel that they can do this. The doctors are putting documentation together to submit to BCBS, but I wonder if there is anything I can do to help as well.


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Topic: Another ct scan
Hi, all. I don't post my own stuff much anymore, because, happily, nothing is happening.
Today I go for my first Medicare covered CT scan! I wonder just how much this'll cost??
Not sweating the results too much... What will be, will be. But if you want to send positive thoughts or say a little prayer to the big guy for me, I would be appreciative!
I opted to try to save a little money for the first month or two and not get prescription coverage sine I take no prescriptions. Of course, can you guess what happened?? Can you?? YEP! I have my first cold in a year! And it doesn't seem to want to go away with Robitussin cough and cold syrup.
On a fun note, I am going to Atlantic City today to play in a poker tournament tonight (after the scan)! Rooming with a friend: she picked up the tab for the room! Hope today is a great luck day! But if I had to choose one or the other, I would like to win at the CTscan and lose at the tables.
"Don't just have minutes in the day; have moments in time."
Any opinions I give are based on personal experiences, and are not based on medical knowledge. I strongly suggest receiving medical care and opinions.


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Evans, M.K., Sauer, S.J., Nath, S., Robinson, T.J., Morse, M.A. and Devi, G.R.
Notes: The authors demonstrate that the X-linked inhibitor of apoptosis (XIAP) drives anti-EGFR and anti-HER antibody resistance in inflammatory breast cancer both through its effect on caspase and suppression of ROS accumulation. They use the CytoTox ONE Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay to assess cytotoxicity in wild type SUM149 and SUM190 cells, and rSUM149 and rSUM190 cells (cell lines that have acquired resistance to treatment agents) upon treatment with cytotoxic agents. The Caspase-Glo® 3/7 Assay was used to assess apoptosis in wild type cells, rSUM149 and in cells over expressing XIAP (treated and untreated). (4726)
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Novgorodov, S.A., Chudakova, D.A., Wheeler, B.W., Bielawski, J., Kindy, M.S., Obeid, L.M. and Gudz, T.I.
Notes: The authors sought to determine the function of ceramide and ceramide synthase (CerS6) in mitochondria during post-natal brain development. They derived oligodendrocytes (OLs) from cultured, dissociated rat neonatal cortices. To determine if CerS6 plays in cell death, OLs were treated with glutamate to induce excitotoxicity, and cell death was assessed using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay. To determine if the glutamate-induced excitotoxicity is dependent on ceramide or CerS6, OLs were treated with glumate in the presence or absence of the CerS6 inhibitor, fumonisin B1. To assess the mechanism of cell death resulting from ceramide-dependent glutamate toxicity in OLs, caspase activation during glutamate treatment was measured using the Apo-ONE® Homogeneous Caspase-3/7 Assay. (4171)
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Agard, N.J., Maltby, D., and Wells, J.A.
Notes: These authors characterized inflammatory caspase substrates using an enzymatic enrichment method for caspase 1,-4 and -5 cleaved proteins and mass-spectrometry. To confirm that caspase-1 cleaved the putative substrates, some substrates were expressed and fluorescently labeled using the TNT® T7 Transcription/Translation System and the FluorTect™ GreenLys System. The proteins were then treated with recombinant caspase-1, and the progression of the reaction tracked via SDS-PAGE. The authors also used the CytoTox™ ONE Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay to track membrane permeabilization in relation to caspase cleavage and IL-1B release. (4252)
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Wu, Y., Connors, D., Barber, L., Jayachandra, S., Hanumegowda, U.M. and Adams, S.P.
Notes: The authors describe a multiplexed in vitro assay to detect nephrotoxicity and gain information about mechanism of cell death in HK-2 (human kidney-2) cells. The multiplexed assay involved an LDH assay to detect necrosis, a caspase-3/7 assay to detect apoptosis, a reazurin assay to assess metabolic state, and a DNA dye staining assay to monitor nuclear morphology. (4002)
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Rossi, C., Padmanaban, D., Ni, J., Yeh, L-A., Glicksman, M.A. and Waldner, H.
Notes: The authors of this study sought to identify inhibitors of myelin-reactive T-cell proliferation. They used spleen cells isolated from transgenic mice expressing T-cell receptors that specifically recognize myelin proteolipid protein residues 139-151 (PLP139-151). Spleen cell suspensions were prepared from the transgenic mice and exposed to PLP in the presence of test compounds. Proliferation was assessed relative to positive and negative controls using the CellTiter-Glo® Luminescent Cell Viability Assay. Of the 41,184 compounds screened, 302 hits were obtained. These 302 compounds were next evaluated for nonspecific cytotoxicity using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay, and compounds causing nonspecific toxicity were eliminated from further consideration. Z´-factor values for the primary screen were robust (> 0.5). (3733)
Chorley, B.N., Li, Y., Fang, S., Park, J-A. and Adler, K.B.
Notes: NHBE cells were seeded and grown in 12-well plates in growth medium until 60–79% confluency. Medium was replaced with medium free of antibiotics or serum to induce quiescence. Transfection reagent and DNA were prepared as follows: 2µl of FuGENE® 6 reagent was added to 48µl of serum- and antibiotic-free medium and incubated at room temperature for 5 minutes. Next 0.1nmol of 21-bp iNOS siRNA was added and incubated for 15 minutes. 50µl of the transfection complex was added to each well for a final concentration of 0.45% FuGENE® 6 reagent and 225nM iNOS siRNA. Cells were incubated at 37°C for 24 hours.
To determine what, if any, protein kinases were involved in (R)-albuterol upregulation of iNOS message, inhibitors of several protein kinases were used to treat the NHBE cells. Because, protein kinase C inhibitors appeared to attenuated the (R)-albuterol-mediated iNOS expression, the PepTag® Non-Radioactive PKC Assay was used to measure protein kinase C activity in response to (R)-albuterol treatment.
All reagents were tested for cytotoxicity to NHBE cells using an LDH release assay. (4273)
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Bakshi, P., Liao, Y-F., Gao, J., Ni, J., Stein, R., Yeh, L-A., Wolfe, M.S.
Notes: A key component in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease is cerebral accumulation of amyloid-beta protein (Aβ). Aβ is produced by proteolysis of amyloid-β-protein precursor (APP) by ß- and gamma-secretases, thus these enzymes are considered important drug targets for Alzheimer's disease. Existing assays for assessing inhibition of alpha-, beta- and gamma-secretases include HPLC or ELISA assays that are cumbersome, expensive and not well-suited to high-throughput screening. The authors developed a luciferase reporter system to identify new molecules that inhibit APP processing. They then successfully interfaced this sensitive, specific and quantitative assay with a high-throughput screen, useful for identifying both inhibitors and stimulators of APP processing. (3775)
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Goodwin, B.L., Solomonson, L.P. and Eichler, D.C.
Notes: In this study, the effect of arginosuccinate synthase (AS) on nitric oxide (NO) signaling was explored in bovine aortic endothelial cells. Expression of arginosuccinate synthase was knocked down using in-vitro-transcribed siRNAs. Using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay and the Apo-ONE® Homogeneous Caspase-3/7 Assay, it was found that reduction of AS leads to the induction of apoptosis. Detection was performed on a BMG FLUOstar spectrofluorometer. Supplying the cells with an NO donor decreased apoptosis induction. The regulatory role NO has on apoptosis is not known. (3065)
Pakunlu RI, Wang Y, Tsao W, Pozharov V, Cook TJ, Minko T.
Notes: H69AR cells were seeded 104 into wells of a 96-well microtiter plate. After a 24-hour incubation, the medium was replaced with new media with doxorubicin (DOX), liposomes containing DOX, and/or sense or antisense oligonucleotides. After a 48 hour incubation, the plates were assayed using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay. (3161)
Mak, S.K., Kultz, D.
Notes: Cells were exposed to medium of 300, 540, and 620 mosmol/kg of H2O for 0.5, 2, 6, 12 and 24 hours. Cell integrity was assayed using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay. (3160)
Okaya, T., Lentsch, A.B.
Notes: After seeding 1 x 105 cells/well in 96-wellplates, HeLa cells were allowed to attach for 24 hours. Cells were then treated with either media or WY-14643 (5-100 µM) in media for an hour before stimulation with 1 mM H2O2 (final concentration). Twelve hours later, hepatocyte injury was analyzed using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay. (3167)
Schotte, P., Denecker, G., Van Den Broeke, A., Vandenabeele, P., Cornelis, G.R., Beyaert, R.
Notes: Mf4/4 cells seeded at 106 cells/well of six-well plates in medium without antibiotics. After 15 hours, the cells were infected with multiplicity of infection of 50 with the Yersinia enterocolitica YopPE- or YopPE- strains that were complemented with wild type (YopEWT) or mutant YopE (YopEM). The cells were analyzed for cytotoxicity after 24 hours using the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay. (3158)
Riss, T.L. and Moravec, R.A.
Notes: The effects of tamoxifen and vinblastine were assayed on HepG2 and HL-60 cells using a variety of Promega's cell-based assays. The CellTiter-Glo® Luminescent Cell Viability Assay, CellTiter 96® AQueous One Solution Cell Proliferation Assay, and CellTiter-Blue® Cell Viability Assay were used to test the effects of 0-100µM tamoxifen on HepG2 cell viability after an incubation period ranging from 0-24 hours. Cell membrane integrity was assessed with the CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay. The Caspase-Glo® 3/7 Assay was also used to measure Caspase 3/7 activity after 0-100µM tamoxifen treatment. (3189)
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Chen, J., Douglas, G.C., Thirkill, T.L., Lohstroh, P.N., Bielmeier, S.R., Narotsky, M.G., Best, D.S., Harrison, R.A., Natarajan, K., Pegram, R.A., Overstreet, J.W. and Lasley, B.L.
Notes: The effects of bromodichloromethane (BDCM), a byproduct of water disinfection processes, on trophoblast cells isolated from term human placentas were investigated. The CytoTox-ONE™ Homogeneous Membrane Integrity Assay was used to assess cell membrane integrity and LDH release after trophoblasts were exposed to BDCM for 24 hours. Data was expressed in arbitrary fluorescence units. Ultimately, little difference was observed between BDCM-treated and untreated trophoblasts. (2756)
Cox, S., Cole, M., Mankarious, S., and Tawil, N.
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The Quinlan Visual Arts Center recently received Summer Art Camp scholarship funding throught he help of Publix Supermarkets Charities, Cargil Community Cares and the Jackson EMC Foundation Operation Round Up program.
North Hall Middle School's seventh-grade health class received a Health Certificate of Achievement from the Georgia School Nutrition Association for its win in the statewide Move it Challenge. Students wrote a poem or essay about being healthier and then the class chose the best three for competition. They were recognized at UGA with Coach Mark Richt at a dinner in the athletic dining facilities.
Thomas Larry Nix of Gainesville was honored as one of the Golden Anniversary alumni at Reinhardt University's 2012 commencement ceremony.
Namhee Kwak of Gainesville has received the Burroughs Welcome Scholarship Award. Kwak is a fifth-year student in Northeastern University's Bouve College of Health Sciences' pharmacy program. This award is presented annually to recognize undergraduate students demonstrating excellence and financial need.
The Georgia Art League at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center announced the award winners of the 2012 Late Spring Exhibit in the Sawyer Gallery. Bob Westervelt was the judge for the awards. First place went to Marie-Helene Gardelle for her raku "Maternite." Second place went to Ruth Money for her oil painting "A Life Well-Lived," and third place went to Dana Ross for his 3-D wood sculpture "Edge."
Fifth-grade gifted students at Gainesville Exploration Academy recently interviewed retired Times editor Johnny Vardeman about the history of Gainesville City School System.
The following students were initiated into The Georgia Southern University chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, a national honor society for college freshmen. To be eligible, initiates earn a minimum GPA of 3.6 while enrolled full-time:
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The DaVinci Academy seventh- and eighth-grade band participated in the Ninth District East Georgia Music Educators Large Group Performance Evaluation at Hart County High School Performing Arts Center in Hartwell. In their first ever LGPE participation, the group earned superior ratings from all three performance judges.
The following local students were recently recognized as the Grady Young Foundation's "Rising S.T.A.R.S."
The Jackson EMC Foundation, a charity funded by the electric cooperative's members through their donations to the Operation Round Up program, has awarded grants totaling $29,500 to four agencies serving area residents.
Army National Guard Pvt. Jehoshabeath Hernandez has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
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Brenau University Athletics has organized its second annual Fill the Bus canned food drive to benefit Good News at Noon in Gainesville. Students, faculty, staff and the community can get involved.
Several local students recently competed in the Annual Health Care Occupations of America State Leadership Conference in Athens. The top three students in each of the 54 events have qualified to compete at the HOSA National Leadership Conference held in June in Orlando, Fla. The following local students placed in their respective events.
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It's not a secret that the G star has the world's best fans! But when y'all aren't coveting her recipes or the newest Nickelback insult, we know it's all about the shews — and the outfits, the make up and the accessories (baby doll heads included). Even though G might not be dressed in some fantasy garb (the bikini thing is never happening, guys), let's all take a moment to appreciate this effortless look. This one's for you!
Not everyday is a 'Gucci on the red carpet' kind of day, even if we wish it were. But somewhere between that and a housecoat, G manages to make casual cool. She rocks a Riller & Fount Ashley Loose Scoop Neck Tank and a vintage wool plaid skirt (search for some here). This classic looks combines comfort with an "I don't have to try hard to look good" attitude. It's perfect for signing autographs or, at the very least, signing bills.
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It's hard not to fall in love with the many faces of Nadia G. But would her bird coos be the same without her knock out makeup? Probably. In this episode, she's wearing M.A.C shadows, 'Black Tied,' 'Saddle,' and 'Phloof.' Pair with 'Black Track' fluid eyeliner, 'Dolly Mix' blush and 'Girl about Town' lipstick. We won't hold it against you if you forget an ingredient or two from a recipe. Talk about a distraction. Yowza.
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We've been going on and on about G's M.Cohen stack bracelets. For her adoring audience, she upped the ante with some silver, some bling, Eddie Borgo cone bracelets, and a vintage chain necklace. All the effort to open and close clasps should show her dedication to her fans.
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Coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters Friday Marcus Lattimore (reserve/NFI, knee) will resume practicing ahead of Week 12.
Mitchell Trubisky completed 6-of-8 passes for 60 yards and a touchdown in the Bears' second preseason game.
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Mike Glennon completed 13-of-18 passes for 89 yards, a touchdown, and an interception in the Bears' second preseason game.
Texans WR Bruce Ellington caught 4-of-5 targets for 93 yards in Saturday night's preseason game.
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American University Washington College of Law Breaks Ground for New Home on Historic Tenley Campus
New State-of-the-Art, Vibrant Legal Center to Provide Permanent Home for Law School
Robert Pence '71, Stephen Skippy Weinstein '65, Dean Claudio Grossman, President Neil Kerwin, Judge Dorothy Beasley '65,
Edna Ruth Vincent '89, Judge Gerald Lee '76, and Ken Lore break ground on new Tenley Campus
The American University Washington College of Law community gathered June 12 to break ground on a new home at the historic Tenley Campus. The ceremony on the site of the new campus was hosted by American University President Neil Kerwin and Washington College of Law Dean Claudio Grossman and attended by more than 200 students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the law school.
Guests donned AUWCL hard hats for the occasion, and sipped "Tenley Tea" in the shade of the campus' mature trees while waiting for the festivities to begin.
"We need more than just square feet," said Claudio Grossman, dean, American University Washington College of Law, in his opening remarks. "We need a permanent home that honors our history, that meets the evolving needs of today by providing the flexibility to anticipate the future…a home that reflects our standing and stature as a world-class institution that fully realizes the vision of our Founders in today's changing world."
The eight-acre Tenley Campus site (pictured below), located one block from the Tenleytown Metro station, will enhance AUWCL's rich tradition of innovation, excellence, and passion for the rule of law in the U.S. and beyond.
When construction is complete in fall 2015, AUWCL will be among the most technically advanced law schools in the country. The light-filled and LEED-certified facility, measuring approximately 312,000 square feet, will include flexible teaching spaces, a conference center, expanded clinic space, teaching courtrooms, and multiple indoor and outdoor student study and meeting spaces throughout the campus. The enhanced Pence Law Library will feature an Alumni Center, providing the law school's more than 18,000 alumni with research and business resources when they visit. The location near the Metro will give the legal community, business leaders, government officials, and alumni better access to the law school while providing students with a direct line to the heart of Washington, D.C.
"This is a very important milestone for American University and for the Washington College of Law. This University and this law school in particular will continue to bring enlightenment, diversity, access and creativity to not only the practice of law but to the behavior of all legal institutions," AU President Neil Kerwin told the guests. "This project…is indeed a bold statement, a confident statement, of how badly the city of Washington, the United States of America, and the world at large needs the extraordinary work that is done by this law school every day of its existence."
Distinguished alumni, including Robert Pence '71, Stephen Skippy Weinstein '65, Judge Dorothy Beasley '65, Judge Gerald Lee '76 & Edna Ruth Vincent '89, and Ken Lore, chair of the Dean's Advisory Council, also gave remarks, conveying their experiences at AUWCL and expressing confidence in the law school's future at Tenley.
"We have such an incredibly full series of offerings at the law school, and very well-educated and committed professors and students," said alumnus Ken Lore. "The experience and the education that I got at AUWCL has allowed me to live an incredibly full life, and to achieve all kinds of professional and personal goals—many of which I never knew I had."
Guests at the Groundbreaking enjoyed a barbeque following the ceremony—complete with Frisbee-throwing and picnic blankets. They were also invited to walk the grounds of the new law school site.
"It was really striking to see how beautiful the new campus is. This eight acre campus is the solution we have always hoped for – we are going where we ought to be," said Professor Elliott Milstein, former dean of AUWCL and past president of the AALS. "Being at this event really makes us feel connected to the long and glorious history of the law school. The new Tenley Campus will also be a fine place for our Clinical Program -- a great space for a teaching law office and easy for our clients to find."
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It's little surprise that Spain's industry minister should emphasise the Spanishness of Telefónica. On Tuesday, Miguel Sebastián said the important point to take from the telecoms group's radical reorganisation was that its headquarters would stay in Spain. So far, so predictable.
What's more extraordinary is how calmly Spanish politicians seem to be handling news that the national champion is, in the FT's words, "to axe its Spanish division as a standalone business". Mr Sebastián actually went on to point out that the fact that Telefónica's newly created digital division would be based in London was a sign that the telecoms group is ever more global. Read more


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Spanning 3.2 hectares, Babylonstoren's gardens contain over 300 varieties of vegetables, herbs, edible plants and fruit trees.
Vegetarian fine dining is a growing trend as high-end restaurants cater to discerning diners looking for food with full-on flavour that's lighter on their digestion and the planet.
As dietary choices become a driving force for change in the world, meat-free menus are on the rise. In South Africa, chefs are responding to these dining trends by creating dishes that are satisfying despite being animal-protein free; and by serving innovative vegetable-based dishes people can't make for themselves at home.
Ciaran McCarthy at Karkloof Spa in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands was one of the first chefs in South Africa to elevate raw and vegan food to five-star dining standards. Though the raw-food menus at Karkloof are a way for clients to cleanse and lose weight, McCarthy's flavour combinations and presentation ensure a sophisticated and refined vegan dining experience.
At Planet Restaurant at the Mount Nelson Hotel, Executive Chef Rudi Liebenberg's four or six-course wine-paired vegan tasting menu transforms seasonal, organic ingredients into haute vegetarian cuisine.
The six-course wine-paired vegetarian fine-dining menu at Signal Restaurant at the Cape Grace hotel in the Magaliesberg sees Chef Malika van Reenen tempt diners with sweet potato lasagne, lemon-scented quinoa pilau, and for dessert, a salted caramel tart with caramelised banana and pecan-nut brittle.
At Cape eatery La Mouette, the exquisite tasting menus prepared by chef Henry Vigar always provide amply for vegetarians.
The chefs at Babel restaurant at Babylonstoren boutique hotel, near Paarl, have arguably the Cape's largest and loveliest outdoor larder to raid for their virtually vegetarian menus. Just-picked garden produce, served au naturel, forms the core of this colour-coded, anti-oxidant-packed, seasonal smorgasboard.
Chef Garth Almazan at Steenberg Hotel's fine-dining restaurant, Catharina's, in Cape Town, presents a meat-free, three-course vegetarian tasting menu paired with organic wines that dazzles diners.
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Spring Park, MN (KARE) – Sgt. Jennifer Johnson is in charge of the medicine disposal box at Minnesota's Hennepin County Sheriff's Water Patrol office, but it's more than a job, it's a personal mission.
"You never think that it affects your family," Johnson said. "But I have a 19-year-old nephew that he and his friends decided to take some prescription pills that didn't belong to them and they cut them into thirds and each one took a piece and they were drinking alcohol with it and unfortunately my nephew went to bed and didn't wake back up."
That nephew, Luke Murphy, a student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, had combined the drug Suboxone with alcohol.
Johnson said it was his first time.
"Their friend took those pills before and thought it would be fun for everybody. Unfortunately that wasn't the case," she said.
LeeAnn Mortensen of North Memorial Injury Prevention said one reason that prescription drug abuse is a growing problem is that they're easy to get.
"About 70 percent of kids actually get them from friends and relatives," she explained.
That's why many counties now provide prescription drug drop off sites.
Hennepin County alone has six sites, which often need to be emptied two times a week.
So why not flush the pills or dissolve them down the drain?
"In the end, they all end up in our groundwater and that's not where we want them," Mortensen said.
Trace levels of drug residue have been found in drinking water.
It is possible some also comes from prescription drugs passing through people's bodies.
The drugs left at the drop off sites are incinerated.
Johnson hopes to prevent someone else from losing their loved one by getting unused drugs out of people's homes.
"Take that stuff out of your closet, out of your medicine cabinet, you don't want your kids to get to it. I'm proof of that," she said.


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St. Albert Crude fans have had a lot to cheer about this week.
On Friday the team snapped a four game losing streak with an impressive 14-11 win over the Edmonton Warriors to retake the top of the Jr. B Tier 1 North standings.
The goals kept coming Saturday night when the Crude returned to their home arena for the first time in a month to absolutely demolish the Saskatoon SWAT 17-4.
The first period of the game was a wild one with a lot of back and forth action.
The SWAT put up three goals to the Crude�s four and at the first intermission it was still anyone�s game.
In the second period the relentless pressure of the Crude started to wear on the SWAT. The SWAT slowed down and picked up a few stick penalties to get back in position.
About halfway through the period something in the SWAT gave out. From 9:09 to 5:06 the Crude scored five unanswered goals, three of them by Simon Hansen.
The SWAT never recovered and the Crude never let up. By the time the third period was over the Crude had more than quadrupled the SWAT�s score.
Hansen finished the game with six goals.
Saturday�s game was a bit of payback for St. Albert. The Crude had won 11 straight before being handed their first lost of the season by the SWAT in mid June.
That loss spun the Crude into a four game losing spiral that cost them their place at the top of the standings.
When the Crude have faltered this season the Edmonton Warriors have stepped up. The Warriors are currently sitting at second in the league with 26 points to the Crude�s 27 points.
This Saturday at 6 p.m. the Crude will meet the Warriors at Akinsdale Arena.
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MAYAGUEZ, P.R.. – Due to a last minute schedule change, the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez men's basketball team will host the Saint Leo Lions this Tuesday, November 12, at 5:00 p.m.
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THE following planning applications were validated by south Bucks councils on Tuesday.
Wycombe District Council
9 Dean Close, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP12 3NS. Notification of proposed single storey rear extension; Depth extending from the original rear wall of 3.3 metres, a maximum height of 3.4 metres and an eaves height of 2.6 metres.
11 Cromwell Gardens, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, SL7 1BG. Householder application for construction of first floor rear extension.
41 Geralds Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP13 6BN. Notification of proposed single storey rear extension; Depth extending from the original rear wall of 4 metres, a maximum height of 3.16 metres and an eaves height of 2.25 metres. Householder application for construction of front porch, first floor side extension and extend existing dropped kerb to front.
Eden Gardens, 179 West Wycombe Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP12 3QG. Retrospective application for construction of a 1.5 metre close boarded fence built from the top of the existing low level boundary brick wall resulting in an overall height of 2.1 metres.
Staffa, Peters Lane, Monks Risborough, Buckinghamshire, HP27 0LG. Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness for construction of replacement rear conservatory.
Azile, Sandpit Lane, Bledlow, Buckinghamshire, HP27 9QQ. Householder application for construction of detached garden hobby studio (retrospective).
Windy Ridge, Marlow Road, Lane End, Buckinghamshire, HP14 3JW. Demolition of existing bungalow and erection of 1 x 3 bed and 1 x 2 bed semi-detached dwellings with new access and parking.
20 Bernards Way, Flackwell Heath, Buckinghamshire, HP10 9EQ. Householder application for single storey rear extension, insertion of three roof-lights to roof in connection with loft conversion.
Kingshill House, Spurlands End Road, Great Kingshill, Buckinghamshire, HP15 6PE. Replacement of existing dormer office building with single storey office building (alternative scheme to pp 11/06815/FUL).
25 East Drive, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP13 6JN. Householder application for erection of rear extension following removal of existing extension.
53 & 55 Hughenden Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP13 5HS. Raising of roof and construction of two storey rear extension in connection with creation of 5 self-contained 2-bed flats with associated parking and amenity space (part retrospective).
South Bucks District Council
102 Fulmer Drive, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, SL9 7HE. Non Material Amendment to planning permission 12/01522/FUL: Repositioning of chimney stack.
Rainbow Cottage, Farthing Green Lane, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, SL2 4JQ. 3 x Pine Trees (T5) - Remove low branch overhanging property.(T2) - Remove deadwood, remove overhanging branches. (T3) - side back from garage and raise low branches.
Chiltern District Council
3 Grove Hill, Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire, SL9 9PE. Proposed garage conversion with associated alterations to fenestration.
Site 101 (Known As The Donkey Field), Burtons Lane, Little Chalfont. Erection of freestanding sign.


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AN internal investigation has concluded Wiltshire Council's troubled £250 million highways maintenance contract is performing satisfactorily but has highlighted several areas which need improvement.
The council's scrutiny committee carried out the investigation into the controversial contract, which attracted widespread criticism last summer when it was taken on by Balfour Beatty Living Places.
Residents and parish councils were unhappy as verges and hedgerows went uncut, and roads were left unswept, with concerns raised over lack of staff and equipment.
In October Balfour Beatty confirmed it had lost £1 million since taking on the contract, and announced a series of redundancies across its maintenance teams.
The contract was called in for scrutiny before Christmas, with a full report presented on Tuesday.
It calls for greater communication between the contractor and the council, along with evidence "the most appropriate grass cutting equipment is available, personnel are fully trained to use the equipment, and productivity has improved."
Coun Jeff Osborn first called for the contract to be investigated.
He said: "With a major contract like this you expect to have hiccups and you have to process through it and we accept all that.
"However I do want to publically put on record a tribute to the council staff and contractors for their considerable and much-valued work in response to the recent flooding."
Coun Jon Thomson, cabinet member for highways said changes to the management of the contract will be introduced, along with a new map to confirm which areas the council has responsibility for.
He said: "There have been issues with the contract, but no one's going to die from grass cutting.
"There is never a right time to change from one contract to another, but imagine trying to do that now with all the flooding we're dealing with. It was the right time to do it in terms of the change of contracts. We aren't out of this yet, and there is still work to be done."
The scrutiny committee will look again at the contract in March.
Staff morale is just fine says leader
WILTSHIRE Council will conduct no further investigations into staff morale, despite calls from some councillors for an independent review.
Independent councillor Jeff Osborn led calls for a detailed investigation to be conducted after 252 redundancies were announced last year and, shortly after, corporate and service directors were awarded pay increases of up to 16 per cent.
Leader Jane Scott rejected the calls at Tuesday's oversight and scrutiny committee meeting, blaming any low morale on external criticism of the council, and political infighting.
She said: "I talk to probably more staff than anybody in this organisation, and they are fed up with this council being pulled apart in the press and with councillors criticising their work.
"Officers tell me they are doing their best but they feel it's not good enough when they are getting constant niggles from councillors.
"We are very good at throwing bricks, but not good at giving bouquets."
Wiltshire Liberal Democrat leader Jon Hubbard said: "If you look at sickness rates among council staff you'll see they are actually declining, so I think morale has been improving, rather getting worse."


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ORLANDO, Fla. - A 24-year-old Orlando police officer continues to recover after being shot early Tuesday morning during a traffic stop.
Officer Jason Hajek was shot in the stomach around 2:30 a.m. on Bruton Boulevard near Columbia Street.
Demetrius Patterson, a 23-year-old man who's faced 42 previous arrest charges, was arrested in the shooting after being coaxed out of a nearby home. He faces charges of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
"For hours, we tried to talk him out. We had a little 7-year-old girl in there, which made things difficult as far as tactics go to get him out of the house. He finally surrendered," said Police Chief Paul Rooney.
Patterson, who turned 23 on Monday, has been arrested 17 times since the age of 9 on 26 felony and 16 misdemeanor charges, Orlando police said. He was taken to a hospital for treatment after Hajek returned fire and struck him in the foot, police said.
Patterson was booked into the Orange County Jail Tuesday afternoon.
A second man wanted for questioning in the shooting was found a short time later hiding in a nearby wooded area, but he is not being charged at this time, police said Tuesday afternoon.
Hajek, who's been with the Orlando Police Department for about 18 months, was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center and underwent surgery. Hajek's father said his son, who was shot below his bulletproof vest, was doing well, although a bullet pierced his bladder.
Hajek was in good spirits and talkative after the surgery to repair his bladder, his father said.
"We're hoping he is going to be fine," Rooney said shortly after the shooting.
Orlando police said Hajek stopped a car for reckless driving and two people got out of the vehicle. Hajek was shot and the culprits ran away, said police, who added that Hajek returned fire and was able to call for help. He also gave dispatchers a description of the suspects.
"He did an outstanding job on the radio giving his location, giving suspect information (and) outlining everything, and that's how we were able to get (to the scene) so quick," Rooney said.
The culprits' car was found near the intersection of Bruton Boulevard and Roseboro Street, and police later surrounded a house in the 2900 block of Roseboro Street. Patterson came out hours later and was arrested. The girl inside the home was not injured. It's not known if Patterson knows the girl.
OPD said the bigger question is why almost all the suspects in recent police shootings have been arrested before but are still on the streets.
"We're out here arresting these guys over and over again and they keep committing crimes. And now this guy is out there trying to kill one of our own," said OPD Sgt. Jim Young.
Several roads were closed in the area, and the Dr. James R. Smith Neighborhood Community Center, churches and surrounding businesses were also closed.
Police also conducted door-to-door searches in the Washington Shores neighborhood.
Dozens of law enforcement agencies were involved in the search, including the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, the Orange County Sheriff's Office and police from Winter Park, Maitland and Ocoee.
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I tried something new this weekend. At my wifes suggestion I made griled ceasar salad. She had it a a restaurant and said it was great.
Well as it turns our sure enough it is!
Take your romaine lettuce head and cut it in half or quarters depending on the size of the head. Leave the root attached to hold the leaves together. Brush with olive oil and grill at medium to high heat. Just long enough to pick up grill marks and for the lettuce to wilt a bit.
Serve whole with dressing, croutons, and permesan cheese.
I'm already thinking of different salads that this could work with too.


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Coming off re-election, Obama appears to believe slight improvements in the economy will mean an improving public mood. The president, who famously focused on national health care more than jobs during his first term, seems poised to again focus on issues other than the economy in his second. In a 2,100-word inaugural address, Obama devoted only five — "An economic recovery has begun" — to even obliquely addressing the concerns of the jobless.
It was a gesture almost astonishingly out of touch with the situation outlined in the Rutgers report. People are deeply pessimistic about the future. A significant number believe the economy will never return to its prerecession health. People who have lost a job and found another are working for less pay. Their savings are diminished, or gone altogether. They don't think college is within reach for their children.
The Rutgers team conducted a similar survey in early 2010, which found fresh economic wounds and deeply negative feelings about the economy. Going into the new study, after years of positive, if tepid, job creation, the researchers thought they would find things had changed. "Our hypothesis was that people would have a more positive attitude," says Van Horn. "They didn't. It was either the same, or worse."
And it might get worse still.


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Calvin Klein Collection Fall 2012
Rooney Mara was sitting front row at Calvin Klein Collection (dramatic in Francisco Costa's black wool and mesh dress), and her spirit and aesthetic infused Costa's runway presentation too, from the black floor and walls, to the army of girls with their side-parted ponytails lacquered to a glassy shine, or blunt-cut bobs shaved at the nape, marching with a thud of their thick-heeled shoes (or the new matte crocodile riding boot), that echoed above the faintly menacing sound track.
Costa was inspired by the sensational "Post Modernism: Style and Subversion 1970–1990" show at London's Victoria and Albert Museum this winter. And although he also cited the impact of "Under the Big Black Sun: California Art 1974–1981" at MOCA in Los Angeles, celebrating the anarchy of that punk art scene in the 70s, there was no anarchy on the Calvin Klein runway—instead, a thoughtful recalibration of proportions that quietly echoed those fashions of the Postmodern era. There were even some twists on the ladylike shapes of Paris couture cocktail dressing circa 1960—in a crumb-catcher neckline, or a coat that ballooned and then narrowed back in to suggest the silhouette of a Montgolfier air balloon. Meanwhile, the new concept pant—with deep pleats at the top of each leg—brought proportion play smack into 2012.
Thick or bonded fabrics with blistered or furry textures—shaggy alpacas and bouclés, meltons, leather hammered to resemble elephant hide, even finely shaved shearling, as well as an extraordinary all-over knotted embroidery effect—helped to give volume to shapes that belled out from high waists, or from a waist elegantly cinched with a belt of beaten pewter.
The opening looks were in coal black (a powerful effect in the darkened showroom) but this somber palette was relieved, subtly at first, by touches such as a slither of vanilla set into the stiff box pleat of a skirt, so that it winked as the wearer moved, and later by singing tones of rich coral pinks and orange.
The perforated and net effects that are making such a powerful statement this season were also here, beautifully realized in a dusting of jet-black sequins over a mesh of leather, cut so finely that it fell like crepe; chic and a little dangerous and perfect for a Rooney Mara red-carpet moment.
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A Ben Rhydding inn has been named the most romantic hotel in the country in a travel website's awards.
The Wheatley Arms, on Wheatley Lane, was ranked the number one romantic place to stay in the country, in LateRooms.com's Simply The Guest 2013 awards.
Customers who left reviews on the website made the 'Wheatley' the winning romantic hotel due to its "beautiful rooms."
The hotel features cosy log fires, individually designed rooms, some featuring roll-top baths, and balconies where couples can sit looking out over the Wharfedale scenery with a bottle of champagne.
General manage, Kate Peil believes the atmosphere of the hotel inspired guests to leave good reviews on the website.
"I just think it's fantastic we won it, that we're first out of the whole country, and that it's all been done on customer feedback," she said.
Individual Inns marketing manager, Sarah Brookfield-Brewis, said winning the award came as a surprise to the company – with the trophy turning up unannounced.
"It's fantastic, we were really excited when we found out," she said.
LateRooms.com's head of marketing, said the company read reviews left by guests to find out which ones stood out as the most romantic destinations.
"We know that all of our customers are each looking for something a bit different, and we've scoured our guest reviews to find the most romantic hotels," she said.
"We were delighted with the success of last year's Simply The Guest Awards and we hope that this year's winners will continue to inspire some amazing short breaks for 2014 as well as showcasing our top rated hotels."
Other high scorers in the top ten romantic hotels compiled by the website included the Radisson BLU Hotel in Edinburgh, and The Lake House which reviews felt showcased the 'beauty of the Lake District'.
The Simply The Guest Awards recognise properties all over the world, evaluating feedback of each individual guest review.
The reviews that were used to identify the award winners score hotels on their service, cleanliness, location and general guest experience.
Guests who book via LateRooms.com are only given the opportunity to review a property once their stay is complete.


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It was a real-life fairy tale to see the rescued Chilean miners rise from the ground yesterday — about as far from a manufactured fashion moment as you could get, you'd think. Yet fashion was a part of it. Read more
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Phils can't muster offense behind Hamels' solid effort
PHILADELPHIA -- This loss left Charlie Manuel wondering what everybody else seems to be wondering.
Can the Phillies hit a fastball? Can they hit, period?
He would like to find out.
"We're going to see if they can hit," he said following Tuesday's 2-0 loss to the Pirates at Citizens Bank Park. "Believe me, I'm pulling for every one of them. But that's what we're going to see."
For nearly two weeks, Manuel has watched the Phillies fall short offensively. They have scored just 31 runs in their past 12 games, including their third shutout loss of the season Tuesday. Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke did little to impress Manuel, who said the Pirates' starter did nothing "fantastic." But he still dominated his hitters, who wasted another fine performance from left-hander Cole Hamels.
"He challenged us," Manuel said of Locke. "If I went up there and looked fastball, I would have gotten good balls to hit. We've got to hit some of those fastballs. I hope that don't put a lot of pressure on somebody."
It might help to have Carlos Ruiz and Delmon Young back in the lineup. Ruiz is expected back Sunday in New York. Young could be back in the next couple weeks, if he proves he can play competently in right field.
But Ruiz and Young are not saviors. They need much more than that.
Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins believes Manuel will eventually see the results he desperately seeks.
"It happens sometimes," Rollins said. "Throw pitches right down the middle, guys miss them. Paint, guys hit them. It can happen like that. The good thing is, it will come around. Everybody works. That's not a problem. Guys are in the cage, doing what they need to do. It's just transferring it from the cage to the game. Especially if guys are working on new things, it takes a little while to build a little confidence. Sometimes you have to try something different, and it takes a little while."
So it's just a matter of time?
"We've got a lot of it," Rollins said. "We've just got to make sure we take advantage of it."
The Phillies have nine quality starts in their last 12 games, but just five wins to show for it. Hamels has pitched three of those games. He is 0-3 for the first time in his career, and the Phillies have lost five consecutive starts by Hamels for the first time ever.
Hamels struggled terribly in his first two starts this season, allowing 13 earned runs in 10 2/3 innings for a 10.97 ERA. But he has allowed six earned runs in 21 innings in his last three starts for a 2.57 ERA, including two runs in eight innings Tuesday.
The Phillies scored just four runs in his last three outings.
"I'd have to say maybe four or five years ago that would've been frustrating, but I know what I can control and what I can't," Hamels said. "I'm able to go out and execute pitches, pitch deep into the ballgame, obviously try to limit the damage to keep the team in an area of being able to jump on it and get a win. That's all I can do."
The Phillies entered the night with a mediocre .539 on-base-plus-slugging percentage against left-handers, which ranked 29th in baseball. Only the Pirates (.507 OPS) had been worse. The Phillies picked up just their second hit of the night when John Mayberry Jr. hit a leadoff triple to right field in the fourth. Locke then plunked Domonic Brown with a pitch to put runners at the corners with no outs.
Leadoff triple. Hit by pitch. Got to score at least one run, right?
Nope. The Pirates had the infield in when Ben Revere hit an easy chopper to Brandon Inge at third. Mayberry broke for home on contact, giving Inge an incredibly easy decision to throw to the plate. Mayberry was out by a country mile for the first out. Erik Kratz quickly dashed any remaining hopes of a tie game when he bounced into an inning-ending double play.
"Mayberry is going there," Manuel said. "That's like a guy with first and third and nobody out, and he hits it back to the mound, he's going on that. He's been going there as long as baseball has been around. Ever since Abner Doubleday invented the game, he's been going there."
It was the Phillies' best chance to score, but that play wasn't why the Phillies lost. They lost because they did nothing the other eight innings.
"You have to get it done," Manuel said. "Baseball is a game where what you did last year doesn't count. What you are doing now counts. Just because you hit last year doesn't mean you will hit this year. The game will bite you. The game doesn't care how much money you are making. It doesn't know. It can get you. We can talk all we want to. I've heard people get mad or upset. You can be the best player in the world, but you've got to hit. If you don't hit, the first thing that someone does when you go bad is look for someone that can hit."
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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IT might be, as advertised, magical. And given the performer involved, it will certainly be miserable. And funny.
Canadian standup star Jeremy Hotz is bringing his Magical Misery Tour to Winnipeg in the spring, stopping at the Burton Cummings Theatre on Saturday, March 16.
Hotz, known for his deadpan and decidedly complaint-driven standup style, as well as for a series-regular role in Ken Finkleman's The Newsroom, is a past winner of the Canadian Comedy Awards' title of best male standup. His 21-city Canadian tour begins Feb. 19 in St. John's and concludes March 23 in Kelowna.
Tickets for The Magical Misery Tour are $32.50 and $39.50, on sale Friday at Ticketmaster.


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I think the idea of ranks is fun. It would be good to reward people for efficient leadership, piloting etc. However if they serve no purpose and can only be seen on the member list, is there any need? Do the different ranks have particular priveledges that make them worth dishing out?
With regards to video, I bought a pvr and editing package recently and I've been recording most of our recent Wednesday and Thursday outings. I've been messing around trying to make a montage; there's a fair bit of good footage but I've never edited video before so it's a slow process!
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All schools in the Tustin Unified School District will be closed for winter recess, from Monday, Dec. 24 through Friday, Jan. 4. The District Administration Center will also be closed both weeks.�
Students in all grades will return on Monday, Jan. 7.
For more information, call the TUSD Communications Office at 714-730-7339.�
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Tustin High School has received a 2012 National School Safety Award from the School Safety Advocacy Council, a group of leading experts in school and child safety throughout the United States.
The award was presented at the National School Safety Conference in Orlando, Florida. More than 300 representatives from over 37 states, Canada and New Zealand participated in the conference.
Tustin High's Positive Behavior Intervention Support program was recognized for its positive impact on school safety and for promoting positive behavior on campus. Tustin High was one of eight schools in the U.S. recognized this year.
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The Tustin School Management Association has announced its 2013 Administrators of the Year Honorees. They will represent the Tustin Unified School District at the 2013 Orange County Administrators of the Year Awards, sponsored by the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA), Region 17:
• Middle Grades Principal of the Year: Christine Matos, principal of Currie Middle School
Elementary Principal of the Year: Amy Fedderly, principal of Myford Elementary School
Secondary Co-Administrator of the Year: Eric Mooney, assistant principal at Tustin High School
Personnel/Human Resources Administrator of the Year: Jody Black, director of personnel services
Curriculum and Instruction Administrator of the Year: Sharon Cordes, director of assessment and evaluation
Valuing Diversity Award: Eric Kilian, principal of Heideman Elementary School
ACSA annually recognizes outstanding administrators for their leadership skills, professionalism, creativity, innovation, and commitment to a quality education.
The 40th annual ACSA "Administrators of the Year and Friends of Education Awards" Dinner will be held on May 13. Region 17 represents 21 school districts in Orange County.
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WATCH: Scary Moment Plane Tries To Land As 2nd Plane Taxis In Front Of It
Passengers on two airplanes can let our their breath after this near miss on a runway at Barcelona Airport. One plane was coming in for a landing at the same time another flight was taxiing across the same runway. Luckily, the pilot in the landing plane was able to abort the landing and land safely on the 2nd attempt.