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After an 8 a.m. start on Bay Street, Rock 'n' Roll Savannah Marathon & 1/2 Marathon runners made their way west from the historic district.
About 30 minutes later, the first runners charged east on Liberty Street and toward the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist on Lafayette Square, where bagpipers were blasting. The runners then passed Troupe Square, headed north on Price Street and looped around Oglethorpe Avenue on an extended jaunt through downtown Savannah.
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A summary of South Carolina's mission to the Paris Air Show released today does not say how much the economic development efforts cost the state and offers few specifics beyond what was reported in advance of last week's expo.
The report from the S.C. Commerce Department confirms the state's 16-member delegation conducted 81 meetings over the course of the week but does not reveal any names "to protect the competitive nature of these meetings."
Commerce paid for its nine representatives' transportation and accommodations at The West End Hotel in Paris, according to the report, noting the state got "group rates." But the seven regional economic development officials who attended the biennial event paid their own way, according to the report, and private sector donations covered both the state's main networking event at its expo booth and will pay a portion of the space and design costs for that booth.
"Total taxpayer cost is estimated to be less than the 2012 Farnborough Air Show," the report stated. "Final costs will be calculated once all invoices have been received and paid."
The state has been sending a delegation to the biennial European air shows since 2005.
In comparison to the last couple of years, the state's delegation to Paris this month was smaller and included less star power. Gov. Nikki Haley did not make the trip for the first time during her term, instead attending to typical in-state business. George Patrick, the state's deputy commerce secretary, George Patrick led the group.
But the mission fit in more meetings, with companies and aerospace organizations, at less cost to taxpayers. Last year, the 30-member delegation to the aerospace expo outside London conducted about 50 meetings, and the overall public cost of that mission was about $97,000, according to Commerce.
Haley faced criticism for the high costs of the state's mission to the 2011 event in Paris. The state spent some $158,000 that year, including $25,000 on a reception for prospective corporate immigrants at a historic Paris townhouse.
Previewing this year's event, S.C. Commerce Secretary Bobby Hitt said, in contrast to previous "meet-and-greets," the scheduled meetings last week were more advance-stage "meetings for final deal discussions," which he called "a good sign."
In addition to providing a venue for manufacturers like Boeing to show off their products and announce orders, the show is a major opportunity for government officials to court companies and jobs.
South Carolina, which was one of more than 20 states represented at the expo, has tried to leverage Boeing's growing North Charleston 787 Dreamliner plant to convince other manufacturers and suppliers to join the state's aerospace industry.
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With the theme of "Materials Suppliers: Enabling Innovation for the Future," SMC 2006 features presentations by analysts, industry executives, and guest speakers, examining trends in the global microelectronics materials industry and future technology development and market growth.
Keynote speakers include Thomas N. Theis, director, Physical Sciences, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center; Gerald Ermentrout, general manager, Electronics Division, Air Products & Chemicals; Mike Garner, director, materials technical operation, Intel; and Arthur Zafiropoulo, chairman and CEO, Ultratech. The industry forecast session features semiconductor materials analysts presenting their business and technology outlooks for the year ahead.
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The leader of a group of Oxfordshire businessmen who have launched a takeover bid for Oxford United, says they have the financial muscle to take the club forward.
Charlie Methven confirmed last night that talks have taken place between his consortium and U's owner Ian Lenagan.
However, the United supporter doubted they were the frontrunners, with a rival group, led by Mark Ashton, believed to still be in pole position to take control.
Methven, who has been working in an advisory role with the U's, says his group have spoken to Lenagan and will provide him with an "alternative option".
"We approached the owner about a month ago and indicated that if the club came up for sale, we would be interested," Methven said.
"We held conversations that were both friendly and constructive.
"Those conversations have dried up in recent weeks, I am not sure exactly why, but it might indicate that somebody is in a stronger position than us."
He added: "In previous years when Oxford United have been in difficulties, there has only been one offer on the table.
"I do not believe this is healthy, and so we are keen to provide an alternative option.
"We have raised significant funds, and feel the amount would be sufficient.
"However, we could have more funds as a back-up if needed.
"We have given a firm indication we would be interested, and believe Ian was grateful for that interest."
The situation has arisen due to speculation the United chairman is unwilling to continue pouring money into a club which has lost more than £1m for two successive years.
The latest available accounts, which cover the 12 months up to the end of June 2013, show Lenagan's total investment, through his Woodstock Partners Ltd company, was in excess of £6m.
Methven is hoping his group's affinity with Oxford United could work in their favour.
"I have, and remain, a major supporter of what the Lenagans have done," Methven said.
"They have put a number of very good things in place at the club, and I was concerned – and still am – that whoever comes in, if they are an unknown quantity, won't be the best people to complete those things."
Methven was appointed as a trustee of the Oxford United Youth and Community Sports Trust in May 2011 and last year played a key role in setting up fans' group the Yellow Army.
His name was revealed in a statement from supporters' trust OxVox, whose calls for Lenagan to break his silence and put fans in the picture of developments have fallen on deaf ears.
The U's owner has still to return any calls from the Oxford Mail or reply to any of our requests for an interview.
Our top stories:
- Oxford United sign loan deal with Everton full back
- Business secretary visits motor firm that powers electric Jaguar supercar - see it in action
- Sunday Times columnist suggests Oxfordshire should be 'concreted over'
- Helicopters land on school field to launch Oxford Poppy Appeal
- WESTGATE: Major clothing brand announces it will open store
- Veterans remember soldiers who died at Battle of Passchendaele
- American-style restaurant chain wants to open at the new Westgate Centre
- New faces around the county council cabinet table
- Oxfordshire detective is a contestant on Channel 4 survival show The Island with Bear Grylls
- Managing director Greig Box Turnbull to leave Oxford United at end of season
- Companies still signing up for jobs fair at Oxford Town Hall
- Hundreds will gather as soldier killed in Iraq is repatriated
- Staff and students celebrate actress's big win at the Golden Globes
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The Julien-K European Tour promoting their new album "We're Here With You" kicks off in London tonight. London will be their first live show with the new drummer Frank Zummo from Street Drums Corps. Most of you remember SDC from Projekt Revolution 2008, where they opened the Main Stage and also joined LP for a few songs during the show. The last Julien-K show was at the Roxy in LA on Jan 21st, when Chester joined them for two songs. It was also Elias's last show with the band for the foreseeable future. The band has played several European tours before, playing London a few times.
If you buy a presale ticket, Julien-K Germany has a contest going that you get a free tour poster you can pick up at the merch booth at any shop if you submit a picture of yourself with a ticket. More details here.
Also we will try to keep you updated with setlists on the tour.
LPL staff member [AndOne] will be going to the Cologne, Hamburg and Berlin shows, hopefully meeting some LPLive and Julien-K friends again, just stop by.
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The elimination of Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden vindicates U.S. strategy in the region. It will be seen as a major success for the U.S. and show the world that America will remain committed to hunting down its enemies for as long it takes.
The operation also highlights that Pakistan is truly at the epicenter of global terrorism. The fact that the world's most wanted terrorist was captured in a major Pakistani city 60 miles from the nation's capital should silence those Pakistanis who rejected the idea of bin Laden being in the country as a western conspiracy.
It should also strengthen President Obama's hand in pushing the Pakistanis to continue to take action against other terrorists on their soil.
The details on Pakistan's involvement in the operation are still unclear. If it was largely a U.S. unilateral operation, there will be many questions on how bin Laden could have resided in a compound in a major Pakistani city close to a military garrison.
Ayman al Zawahiri almost certainly will take over as al-Qaeda's new chief. Zawahiri had in recent years become both the public voice and operational planner of al-Qaeda. However, since bin Laden was the founder and spiritual head of al-Qaeda, his death will demoralize the ranks of the organization and thus could be a strategic setback for the movement. Zawahiri does not carry the same mythical aura as bin Laden and thus the organization could lose its luster among young recruits.
That said al-Qaeda and its affiliates will continue to remain active. The U.S. must recognize that bin Laden's death alone does not signal the end of the fight against global terrorism. It is a major positive development, but there remains much hard work to be done in defeating the organization in the region.
Lisa Curtis is a Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, http://www.heritage.org/ focusing on analyzing America's economic, security, and political relationships with India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.
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As Chairman Bernanke stated in his highly watched testimony in Washington that the economic recovery would be hurt by early tightening and thus he will keep an accommodative policy for now, global equity markets had sharp rallies, and many foreign currencies continued their slide.
Equities: The JUN13 E-mini S&P 500 rallied quick and hard this morning to 1685 upon the market digesting Bernanke's testimony. Now the market is up 12.50 points to 1678. We believe the market, so close to 1700 now, will likely approach and possibly hit this 1700 level somewhat soon. Our major target we have been focused on for a while has been 1690, and we are very close to that. The Japanese Nikkei is on a moonshot ride this month and year, and today is no different. The Nikkei futures are up 470 points to 15980.
Bonds: Even with Bernanke stating that the economy needs accommodative policy, the bonds are down today, with the JUN 10-year futures down 6.5 points to 131'22.5. The market will also be listening closely to the FOMC minutes release later today. It seems as though the overall pressure facing the bond market is indeed bearish, and especially if the stock market continues to march higher, we believe the bond market will head lower.
Currencies: The pound, the yen, and the Aussie are all down big today. Both the Aussie and the pound are down more than 100 ticks, and the yen is down 76 ticks. The U.S. dollar is continuing its rally even in the face of a dovish Bernanke, which is interesting. The euro spiked up to 130, but then immediately came back down and is now down 24 ticks on the day to 128.79. We could see the euro falling much more.
Commodities: Crude oil is down more than $1, while gold spiked up to $1,410, but then came right back down and is now trading at $1,377. We believe gold is headed lower, and anticipate a test of the $1,300 level in the medium term. We believe crude oil is headed lower this year as well, as supply figures seem very high.
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Picture this apron worn by the cute hipster cashier at an indie shop.
Made from an upcycled pair of chinos, and lined with bandana print fabric from the thrift store, this apron is short, sweet, and shaped with two front darts. Tie it on when you need a couple of extra pockets, and bit of indie cute.
I printed the birds on the front pocket using a transfer tool/ versa tool and a xerox copy.
The pattern is my own design. I've uploaded it here to share. Hooray!
(note: I drafted the design to fit a EUR size 36 over a pair of jeans. Due to the nature of the design—open at the back, secured with ties—it should fit a variety of sizes.)
Material Notes
upcycled cotton pants
cotton print fabric
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Feb 10, 2012, 07.09 AMby carabella
Thanks for sharing Prudence. Love the material that you used, loved that its also recycled, and put to very practical use with style. Am going to try and adapt your pattern into a hipster short pleated shirt skirt for my adult daughter that she can wear with tights/leggings :) xx
Jun 28, 2011, 01.50 AMby Amor Allure
I am going to make this for my job we wear vest but it too hot.. I hope this works and thanks i love it for the project i am about to do. How long does this takes to make? I have to make 30.. Ikr
Jul 29, 2010, 11.06 PMby seussian
Great photography! Love this apron
God bless you, MGJ
Mar 12, 2010, 04.59 PMby huelani
i work in a resturant and have been looking for a cute apron pattern! thank you so much for posting it now my job will be so much easier :)
Mar 10, 2010, 01.42 PMby indiana-scout
This is fantastic and I love it that it's recycled – well done you.
Mar 10, 2010, 05.17 AMby amarie
I don't usually wear aprons but if I were to, this would be my pick. Such great use of the details of recycled materials having that seam cut across the middle and placing pockets on either side. Makes complete and perfect sense.
Also love the print!
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McHENRY – For more than two years, the Ladies of the McHenry VFW Auxiliary have organized overseas care package collection efforts.
They have packed thousands of donated food and supply items, which were then sent to overseas servicemen and women.
Another "Care Packing Effort" will take place from 4 to 8 p.m. April 29 at the McHenry VFW 4600, 3002 W. Route 120.
This time, the VFW Ladies Auxiliary will be united with the Ladies of the McHenry American Legion Auxiliary. For the first time, all packages will be blessed by a chaplain from Centegra Hospital – McHenry.
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Bruins winger Brad Marchand wasn't the only one to deliver an elbow to an opponent's head Tuesday night.
San Jose's Dany Heatley was at it too.
Today Heatley had his phone hearing with the NHL and he received a two-game suspension, as confirmed by TSN.ca. As you can see, Heatley's elbow to Dallas' Steve Ott was much more intentional than Marchand's, as the puck is already out of the area and Heatley sort of goes out of his way to go at the Stars' agitator.
Heatley had no priors, so that definitely helped him get a lenient sentence.
Just a rookie in the NHL, Marchand also hasn't been disciplined yet by the NHL. His hearing about his hit on R.J. Umberger is scheduled for Thursday morning. When you take into account that there was still a puck pursuit going on and take into account Heatley's suspension, you're probably looking at just a game out for Marchand if there's any suspension at all.


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The following activity occurred Monday, Feb. 18, to Sunday, Feb. 24, as reported by the Lewiston Police Department. LPD logged a total of 102 response calls during this period.
Monday, Feb. 18
•500 block of Mountain View Drive, suspicious vehicle. Vehicle with Virginia plates parked in the rear lot near an unoccupied building. No problems found.
•1600 block of Caravelle Drive, arrest on warrant. Male, 23, arrested on bench warrant. Suspect released on own recognizance per Town of Porter Court.
•2800 block of Ridge Road, neighbor problem. Male, 40, reported the clay mining operation behind his house was operating on a holiday. Report filed.
•Center and Ninth streets, three-vehicle accident/injury. Statements taken from the drivers. One vehicle towed; driver No. 2 taken to Mount St. Mary's Hospital and Health Center. Report filed.
•2800 block of Ridge Road, domestic. Female, 38, and male, 40, listed. Male-female verbal argument reported. Female taken by taxi to a Niagara Falls hotel. No charges.
Tuesday, Feb. 19
•2800 block of Ridge Road, domestic. Male, 40, listed as complainant and male, 40, listed as suspect. Suspect placed under arrest for endangering the welfare of a child; harassment, second; and criminal mischief, fourth. Suspect remanded to custody of Niagara County Sheriff's Office on $500 bail.
•Indian Hill Road, property-damage accident. Statement taken from driver; vehicle struck guardrail. Vehicle secured; report filed.
•2800 block of Saunders Settlement road, two-vehicle accident. Statements taken from the drivers; minor damage. Report filed.
•Lower Mountain Road, reckless driver. Blue Ford Focus listed with plate number. Patrol checked area; unable to locate.
•2400 block of Upper Mountain Road, fraud complaint. Patrol spoke with a male, 46, concerning credit card charges. Investigation to continue.
•700 block of Center Street, fraud, grand larceny. Statement taken from a male, 51. Investigation to continue.
•Ridge Road, vehicle/traffic stop. Male, 25, arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation. Uniform traffic tickets issued and vehicle released to a licensed driver. Report filed.
•2900 block of Saunders Settlement Road, injured persons, report requested. Unknown woman fell and made threats at a pizzeria.
Wednesday, Feb. 20
•4700 block of Hyde Park Boulevard, armed robbery. LPD assisted Niagara Falls Police Department; negative results on suspect.
•Mount Hope and Green roads, suspicious vehicle. Patrol located vehicle stuck in the woods with its lights on. Male driver taken to a residence on Mount Hope Road.
•Ridge and Creek roads, vehicle/traffic stop/suspicious vehicle. Male driver/vehicle turned off at Legacy Drive, possible activity. No further details.
•Town of Niagara Court, arrest, warrant. Female, 42, listed. No further details.
•200 block of North Sixth Street, vehicle repo. Gray 2011 Toyota listed.
•2200 block of Pine Avenue, search. Patrol looking for a male with negative results reported.
•Creek and Ridge roads, suspicious person. Subject taken to Ridge View Drive.
•400 block of North Eighth Street, harassment. Statement taken from a male concerning a male suspect.
Thursday, Feb. 21
•Niagara University campus, harassment. No further details.
•Saunders Settlement and Mayflower roads, suspicious person. Subject taken to a Chew Road location.
•4900 block of Ridge View Drive, mental health response. No further details.
•800 block of Onondaga Street, harassment. Statement taken from a male, 57; suspect unknown. Investigation to continue.
•School House Road, criminal mischief complaint. Statement taken from a female, 19. Suspect unknown. Report filed.
•Green Road, reckless driver. Plate number logged; patrol checked area with negative results.
•2500 block of Youngstown-Lockport Road, Ransomville, assist. LPD on location with state police on a call of three female shoplifters at a corner café-convenience store. One fled on foot. Area checked with negative results.
Friday, Feb. 22
•5700 block of Buffalo Street, two-vehicle accident. Statements taken from drivers; both vehicles damaged but drivable. Report filed.
•Saunders Settlement and Miller roads, arrest. Male, 48, arrested for unlawful possession of marijuana. Suspect released on an appearance ticket to Lewiston Town Court.
•2200 block of Saunders Settlement Road, counterfeit currency. Complainant reported a $100 bill, possible from Bank of America. Investigation to continue.
•1500 block of Saunders Settlement Road, (two responses) check welfare and agency assist. Unidentified party off meds; Crisis Services contacted due to children in home. Rural Metro transported to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.
•Creek Road, vehicle/traffic stop. Male, 69, arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation.
Saturday, Feb. 23
•2900 block of Saunders Settlement Road, larceny. Statement taken from a male, 26. Report filed.
•Lewiston Road and Mountain View Drive, suspicious person. All OK.
•800 block of Oriole Lane, warrant execution. Negative results reported.
•Creek and Pletcher roads, vehicle/traffic stop. Male, 23, arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation, second. Arraignment at Town of Niagara Court. Bail of $300/$600 assigned and driver remanded to Niagara County Jail. Report filed.
•LPD office, warrant execution. Male, 17, placed under arrest, charge(s) not specified. Arraignment at Town of Niagara Court. Bail of $1,000/$2,000 assigned and suspect remanded to Niagara County Jail. Report filed.
•2400 block of Upper Mountain Road, missing person. Female, 63, listed as victim and male, 63, listed as person involved. Subject last seen wearing a black coat, jeans and brown boots, and reportedly going to Walmart. Plate number of vehicle logged. Attempt to locate issued to all agencies. Report filed.
Sunday, Feb. 24
•Academy Park, intoxicated male. Male, 24, arrested for disorderly conduct. Jail/bail of $100 remanded. Report filed.
•Military Road in front of New York Power Authority, assist. LPD on location with NCSO on a suspicious male complaint. All OK; subject was walking home.
•Lewiston Road, assist. Patrol on location for a driving while intoxicated related vehicle/traffic stop. No further details.
•100 block of North Fourth Street, missing person. Female, 22, listed and attempt to locate issued to all agencies. Subject returned home; all OK.
•900 block of Mohawk Street, warrant execution. Negative results reported; suspect to turn himself in.
•400 block of Cayuga Street, criminal mischief. Statement taken from a female, 38; car window broken. Report filed.
•NCSO, prisoner transport. Male 24, from Academy Park arrest remanded to Niagara County Jail.
•2300 block of Upper Mountain Road, larceny. Driver fueled 5.6 gallons of gas and took off without paying. Silver Dodge Ram listed.
•Saunders Settlement and Kline roads, juvenile problem. Caller reported three teens with long guns, walking down the road. Patrol reported subjects with pellet guns; all otherwise OK.
•4400 block of Dickersonville Road, overdose. Male, 27, taken to Mount St. Mary's.
•Model City Road, vehicle/traffic stop. Twelve-hour hold placed on vehicle; no further details.
•1200 block of Saunders Settlement Road, check welfare. Female, 49, and male, 55, listed as persons involved. Couple involved in a verbal dispute prior to patrol's arrival. All OK.


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January 3, 2012
After dropping rather a lot of hints, I received the Senna DVD for Christmas and enjoyed watching it in between various helpings of turkey and Christmas pudding. It was certainly an outstanding film, recounting the story of the Senna versus Prost duel simply by using film clips and interviews. It was also good to see a clip featuring a rather younger version of my co-author Richard West announcing Senna's arrival at Williams back in 1994.
I am also looking forward to the much-heralded 'Rush' to be directed by Ron Howard: Richie Cunningham from Happy Days and director of Frost/Nixon; Da Vinci Code and A Beautiful Mind, amongst others. The film will, I understand, be a dramatisation of another epic F1 duel, that which took place between James Hunt (McLaren) and Niki Lauda (Ferrari) in 1976. It is rumoured that Russell Crowe will be playing Richard Burton, who really did feature in Hunt's life at the time – I wonder if Tom Cruise will be playing Bernie? One of the contrasts between the Senna vs Prost and Lauda vs Hunt battles was that Lauda and Hunt actually got on very well off the track while fighting for the championship on it – both of them spoke their minds, regardless of political niceties, and both recognised the other as a kindred spirit. Given the early publicity surrounding the film I was rather amused to see that the former editor of BusinessF1, Tom Rubython, had undertaken a wonderful bit of opportunism and followed up on his biography of James Hunt 'Shunt' (Btw if you want to read about James Hunt his 'official' biography by Gerald Donaldson is outstanding), with a book on the battle between Hunt and Lauda entitled 'In the Name of Glory – 1976'. So we now have the book as well as the film, but it isn't the book of the film and it won't be the film of the book, but probably most people won't know and won't care – timing is everything.


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Londonderry councilors critical of town's economic development websiteBy April Guilmet
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April 23. 2014 12:36AM
LONDONDERRY — As town officials work to create a more user-friendly Londonderry Economic Development website, many are expressing concern over the current site's downplaying of several major development projects, such as Woodmont Commons and Pettengill Road.
During Monday night's Town Council meeting, project manager Stu Arnette and town GIS Manager John Vogl shared an update of the project's status.
Town Manager Kevin Smith said an updated website was necessary as the existing economic development site contains outdated information and is becoming costly to manage.
Smith said the ultimate goal is to manage the website in-house, with updates aimed at keeping potential businesses and companies fully informed of upcoming opportunities in town.
Arnette said the current site is "about four or five years old" and "clearly, time has passed it by."
The new site will be incorporated into the general town website via a direct link, rather than being on a separate page, Arnette said.
"A definite goal of ours is to target a certain audience," he added. "People need good, current data, and the people who will be looking at this site are a specific crowd: They're site selectors, senior commercial brokers and tax attorneys looking for incentive packages. They're not vacation seekers."
Councilor John Farrell said he's concerned about the initial progress made to the website, noting the site "still doesn't have Londonderry's full story front and center."
"I wouldn't read this and tie it in with Woodmont and Pettengill," Farrell said, referring to the two major developments on Londonderry's horizon.
Plans for Woodmont Commons, a 635-acre town village project located in former orchard land along Route 102 and Interstate 93, were conditionally approved last year.
Pettengill Road, located off the new airport access road on the other side of town, is expected to be the center of extensive commercial and industrial development in the coming years, with legislators currently working toward an infrastructure-funding plan to help make it happen.
Farrell suggested town officials might work with some local commercial real estate agencies in town to get their take on the matter.
"If I were a business person looking for a community to set up shop, I'd want to know that all of this is going on," he said. Arnette said the site currently has links to the Woodmont Commons master plan, though Farrell noted the system isn't exactly user-friendly. "I see meeting links here dating all the way back to 2008," Farrell said. " To fully understand what's going on here, I'd have to go through about 30 different documents."Local business owner Annette Stoller offered her opinion.
"You need a marketing piece, and this isn't it," said Stoller, who is the principal broker of Real Time Realty in Londonderry.
Stoller said she'd be happy to offer further suggestions.
"We have over 34 years of experience," she told town officials.
Council Chairman Tom Dolan suggested accepting Stoller's offer.
"We've got some great resources right here in the community," Dolan said. "They're willing to help, and that's certainly something we should take advantage of. Because we have these two enormous, gigantic developments that are on the cusp of beginning, which is pretty distinguishing."
Councilor Tom Freda agreed.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Not until the final minutes of more than seven hours of negotiating was an agreement struck in Geneva this week to calm boiling tensions along the shared border between Russia and Ukraine. But the deal won't be sealed until its terms are met, and patience is wearing thin as time runs out.
Skepticism that it might work deepened Friday as pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine continued to occupy government buildings in defiance of the accord and showed no inclination to abide by its call to surrender their weapons.
The U.S. and European Union say they will slap Moscow with a new round of sanctions against oligarchs and advisers to President Vladimir Putin by the middle of next week if the separatists do not disarm and give up control of buildings they seized in recent riots against local authorities.
In return, Moscow is demanding guarantees that Ukraine's promised constitutional reforms will give pro-Russian separatists a say in the distribution of government power.
Few believe that either side will get what they want before the clock runs out.
A statement Friday by Russia's foreign ministry accused the U.S. of "trying to whitewash" Kiev's threat to ratchet its campaign against the insurgents. The State Department, meanwhile, said that Secretary of State John Kerry had urged full and immediate compliance with the Geneva agreement during a follow-up chat with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
Kerry "made clear that the next few days would be a pivotal period for all sides to implement the statement's provisions, particularly that all illegal armed groups must be disarmed and all illegally seized buildings must be returned to legitimate owners," the State Department said in a statement.
Officials in Washington praised the interim Ukraine government's offer to give regions more authority, including a draft law offering amnesty to all willing to lay down their weapons and to leave occupied buildings.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Russia now has "a responsibility to take steps to call on the separatists to evacuate."
Moscow dismissed the U.S. urging as "highly disappointing" and said Kiev is "set to suppress by force" the separatist protesters in eastern Ukraine, according to a statement published by Russian news agency Itar-Tass.
Ukraine separatists said Friday they have no intention of leaving regional government buildings now under their control unless Kiev's leaders step down as well. The separatists believe that Ukraine has been run illegally since late February, when a pro-Western revolt unseated the nation's president, who was loyal to Putin.
Russia's Foreign Ministry repeated that notion.
"It's obvious that when we talk about disarmament, we have in sight first of all the removal of weapons from the fighters of Right Sector and other pro-fascist groups participating in the February overthrow in Kiev," the ministry said in a statement.
The parrying Friday was illustrative of the back-and-forth a day earlier between Western and Russian diplomats in Geneva, who niggled on a single paragraph for 90 minutes.
A recount of the Geneva talks Thursday, as offered by a U.S. official who participated in them, portrays the excruciating efforts to show the negotiations were not a waste of time.
Both sides came to the table with proposals in hand and began combining common areas in each into a single document.
The West's main goal was to de-escalate the crisis. An estimated 40,000 Russian troops have deployed to the Ukraine border, and U.S. officials say the separatists in Ukraine's east have been aided by Russian special forces.
Russia wanted guarantees that Ukraine's constitutional reforms would give more power to pro-Russian regions. Kiev had previously promised that it would give the nation's regions more power but had taken few and relatively feeble steps toward doing so.
Not until the last 45 minutes of the negotiations, which began in the late morning and stretched into the evening, did it become clear there would be enough common ground to produce an agreement.
"We wanted a commitment to de-escalate that we could test," said the U.S. official, who briefed reporters but was not allowed to discuss the negotiations by name.
Experts say Putin may simply let the agreement fail, since the threatened new sanctions are similar to earlier rounds he mocked.
U.S. and EU officials also have prepared tougher and broader sanctions that would hit Russia's financial and energy sectors and inflict a deep wound on its already shaky economy. But those sanctions would hurt Europe, which depends on Russian oil and gas imports.
Such reluctance to hit Putin where it hurts the most helps him buy time to widen his power base, said Leon Aron, director of Russian studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
"He can always go back to the negotiating table," Aron said. "But with every day, not to mention every week, Russia's position is stronger and stronger. And Putin is spreading roots — militarily, and socially and politically, and that increases his leverage in any future negotiations."
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We're Meltem Yacht Charter and we plan to start trading in early 2011. We're looking for a cool logo that will be used on the website, on our business cards, and even on our boats !
We rent saling boats all over the world, in Asie (Thailand, etc), in the Caribean (BVI, Cuba, ...), in the mediterranean (Greece, Italy, etc.) and in the pacific (French polynesie, Tuamotu, etc)
We love simple and classy, a bit web2.0 (glossy, reflexion, etc). Idealy, we're looking for a logo that could be modified after when we'll launch our VIP service (less web2.0, more classic)
We're not looking for a logo with some sails, like everyone is doing in the business. (have a look at sunsail.com for example) If it helps, the anchor has not been used so many times, so it might be a cool path to explore. (living stylish anchor for example, rayman style)
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Episode 2: Dystopia A-Go-Go
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We hope you enjoy this vaguely dystopian/post-apocalyptically themed episode, recorded on 2/2/2011. In addition to launching a new segment, the "Invisible Cup of Tea," we talked about:
- David Bowie's Outside (Shared by Elizabeth Bear)
- David Louis Edelman's Jump 225 Trilogy (Shared by Paul Cornell)
- John Wyndham's The Chrysalids (Shared by Seanan McGuire)
- Phineas and Ferb "Quantum Boogaloo" (Shared by Lynne M. Thomas)
(Sadly, Catherynne M. Valente is not in Episode 2 because she experienced a power outage during the recording.)
There may also be a dirty limerick with SALTY LANGUAGE. You have been warned!
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Body: Hatchback
Trans: Automatic
Floor mats with contrast stitching, Rear wiper, ABS with Brake Assist, Comfort suspension, PAS, Low fluid warning light, Elec heated + adjust door mirrors, Air vents in Silver-chrome, Diesel particulate filter...
- Insurance Group21E
- Performance (BHP)170
- Number of Seats5
- CO2 (g/km)152
- Road Tax£830
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Ten Second Review
The latest Mercedes-Benz A-Class opened to rave reviews but its bigger sibling, the B-Class never garnered too many column inches. In a bid to propel it into the limelight, the Stuttgarters have boosted its equipment levels, tweaked the styling and even offered an electric variant.
Most people will be able to picture a Mercedes-Benz A-Class. Few will be able to visualise a B-Class - and that is a problem. Car buyers draw up a shortlist of potentials and if a vehicle isn't at the forefront of their minds when they do this, it soon becomes a curio or also-ran. The thing is, while the first generation B-Class deserved to be forgotten about, the second generation car was genuinely worth your attention. The issue at hand was that too few people even knew it existed, let alone what its qualities were. Mercedes realised this and have tried to make the B-Class a bit more memorable, beefing up the styling and improving the value proposition. It'll never be an exciting car per se, but the B-Class is a model that family buyers ought to consider. It's now been refined to a rare polish.
Driving Experience
The most interesting news is the launch of the B-class Electric Drive model that's been developed in co-operation with Tesla. Power comes via a 177bhp electric motor that punts it silently to 62mph in 7.9sec and on to a limited top speed of 100mph. Introduced to vie with the Volkswagen e-Golf and BMW i3, the batteries, motor and other drive ancillaries tack another 200kg to the kerb weight, lifting it to a big-boned 1650kg. If you prefer more overtly fossil-sourced propulsion, the B-Class gets an improved Renault-derived 1.5-litre four-cylinder diesel in the B180 CDI which improves efficiency by about five per cent. The 2.1-litre B200 and B220 CDI diesels continue, the latter offered with an all-wheel drive variant. Petrol power comes via a pair of 1.6-litre four-cylinder units. The B180 is good for 122PS and the B200 a modest 156PS. A six-speed manual transmission is fitted as standard but a clever 7G-DCT dual clutch transmission is available as an option. This shifts gear with virtually no interruption in motive power and Mercedes claims it combines the comfort of an automatic with the efficiency of a manual transmission.
Design and Build
Petrol and diesel models now get a revised front bumper, wide radiator trim with two louvres and now integral daytime running lamps in the headlamps. The rear bumper has also been modified and now features a contoured covering and an additional chrome trim strip. LED High Performance headlamps are optional while all B-Class models get standard fit bicolour tail lamps featuring LED technology provide emphasis and make the vehicle more visible. The cabin's come in for a spruce-up too, with materials quality improved, the dial pack restyled, a choice of 12 ambient lighting colours, as well as a bigger free-standing head unit display. There's still a good deal of space on board, the 976mm of of rear legroom even acing the S-Class luxury saloon. This car is also optionally available with the Easy-Vario-Plus system which enables simple reorganisation of the interior so as to enable the transportation of bulky items. Features of the this package include fore/aft adjustment of the rear seats by up to 140 millimetres (thereby increasing the luggage compartment volume from 488 to 666 litres) and a front passenger seat where the backrest can be folded forward onto the seat cushion.
Market and Model
The previous model B-Class struggled to assert itself in a very talented marketplace that was stuffed with bigger and more cost-effective rivals. This latest version isn't going to diverge too much from the pricing model but it now goes some way to justifying those prices by bringing a properly grown-up Mercedes-Benz look and feel to the party. Equipment levels are a good deal more agreeable too, with plenty of standard kit and some very interesting options. Mercedes usually leads the market when it comes to tech but it has found itself playing catch-up when it comes to mobile technology convergence. The Collision Prevention Assist Plus package features autonomous partial braking to reduce the risk of rear-end collisions. The standard Attention Assist feature has also been upgraded: operating within an extended speed range (37 - 124 mph), this now uses a five-stage bar display to visualise the driver's current attention level. There's also 'Mercedes connect me", a connected services package that includes an emergency call function if by some chance you do manage to crash. The electric version gets an extended version. The charging level of the lithium-ion battery and vehicle range can be queried from a distance and, depending on the temperature, you can even pre-heat or pre-cool the vehicle ready for a specified departure time.
Cost of Ownership
The B-Class engine line up screams of efficiency with a very low drag coefficient and a number of energy saving features such as eco start/stop and the electrically-assisted steering system. The latest B220 CDI 4MATIC offers real efficiency gains over its predecessor, lowering CO2 from 150 to 130g/km. Fuel economy for the diesels ranges between 56.5 and 78.5mpg, while the petrol engines come in at between 42.8 and 52.3mpg. The B-class Electric Drive uses a 16.6kWh lithium ion battery that is claimed to provide it with a range of around 124 miles. Depreciation of the old B-Class was slightly better than average for the compact MPV class and this latest model should improve that a little further thanks to less residual dilution die to better standard equipment and also the beneficial effect of improved engine efficiency.
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|Body Glass
|Rear wiper
|Electric front/rear windows/one touch operation
|Rain sensor windscreen wipers
|Heated rear window with timer
|Heated windscreen wash system
|ABS with Brake Assist
|ESP with ASR
|Electronic parking brake
|Hill start assist
|Comfort suspension
|Driver Aids
|Cruise control + speed limiter
|Reversing camera
|Attention assist
|Drive Mode Selector
|Collision prevention assist
|Driver Information
|Low fluid warning light
|Multi function trip computer
|External temperature gauge
|Service indicator (ASSYST PLUS)
|8" colour display screen
|Mercedes-Benz emergency call
|Instrument cluster with 4.5-inch TFT colour display
|Garmin Map pilot navigation system with SD Card
|Smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay
|Driving Mirrors
|Elec heated + adjust door mirrors
|Body colour door mirrors
|Embellishment Trims
|Air vents in Silver-chrome
|Diesel particulate filter
|6 speakers
|USB port
|Media interface
|Audio 20 radio/CD/telephone keypad/bluetooth interface
|Bluetooth audio streaming
|Exterior Body Features
|Body colour door handles
|Body colour bumpers
|Chrome beltline
|Door sill plates with "Mercedes-Benz" lettering
|Twin exhaust tailpipes with chrome finishers
|Chrome rear bumper inserts
|Radiator grille with 2 louvres in Iridium silver with chrome trim
|Exterior Lights
|Automatic headlamp activation
|Adaptive brake lights
|LED headlights
|LED rear lights
|Dual zone automatic climate control
|Interior Features
|Leather upholstery
|Front centre armrest with storage compartment
|Centre console with cupholders
|Load compartment cover
|Height/reach adjustable steering column
|12V power points in front + rear centre consoles
|Driver and passenger underseat storage box
|Black roof liner
|Storage compartment in centre console
|Door centre panels in artico leather
|Leather trimmed gearshift with chrome inserts
|Storage compartment in front doors
|2 Position luggage floor
|Sliding front centre armrest with storage compartment
|3 spoke leather multi function steering wheel with silver chrome trim
|Interior Lights
|Reading lights
|Courtesy lights
|Luggage compartment lighting
|Ambient interior lighting
|Footwell lights
|Front seat side impact airbags
|Seat occupancy sensor
|Child proof door locks
|Warning triangle and first aid kit
|Dual stage Driver/Passenger Airbags
|Tyre pressure monitoring system
|Drivers knee airbag
|5 x 3 point seatbelts
|Front passenger airbag deactivation
|Window airbags
|Front and rear seatbelt reminder
|Crash responsive emergency lighting
|Heated front seats
|Front headrests
|Rear headrests
|1/3 to 2/3 split folding rear seats
|Auto Mercedes-Benz child seat recognition sensor
|Sliding rear seats
|Driver/front passenger seat height adjustment
|Isofix rear child seat fastenings
|Seat cushion angle adjustment
|4 way adjustable lumbar support
|Height adjustable headrests
|Remote central locking
|Locking wheel bolts
|Alarm system/interior protection/immobiliser
|Vanity Mirrors
|Driver/passenger sunvisors and illuminated vanity mirrors
|Wheels - Alloy
|17" 5 twin spoke design alloy wheels in Himalaya grey
|Wheels - Spare
|Tirefit sealant with electric air pump
Factory Fit Options
|Lane tracking pack - B Class
|Paint - Metallic
|Metallic - Polar silver
|Metallic - Cosmos Black
|Metallic - Mountain grey
|Metallic - Cavansite Blue
|Metallic - Orient bronze
|Paint - Solid
|Solid - Cirrus white
|Solid - Jupiter Red
|Exterior Body Features
|Metallic paint
|Solid paint
|Trim - Leather
|Leather - Black
|Leather - Cranberry red
|Leather - Hazelnut brown
|Embellishment Trims
|Eucalyptus wood trim - brown
|High gloss black ash wood trim
|0 to 60 mph (secs)
|0 to 62 mph (secs)
|Engine Power - BHP
|Engine Power - KW
|Engine Power - PS
|Engine Power - RPM
|Engine Torque - LBS.FT
|Engine Torque - NM
|Engine Torque - RPM
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Grand Hyatt Taipei hotel anchors Taipei's most vibrant commercial centre in the Xinyi district. Our 5 star hotel in Taipei is adjacent to Taipei 101 Financial Center and the World Trade Centre complex. Located at the very heart of New Taipei, a burgeoning business, shopping and entertainment district, our hotel in Taipei affords business travelers the utmost in convenience.
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A ride from Soungshan Airport takes 15 minutes and costs approximately NT$150.
Distances from Grand Hyatt Taipei hotel:
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- Mass Rapid Transit (Taipei City Hall Station) - 0.5km, 10-minute walk
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The big KABOOM is only two days away, on July 2, at sundown at Mackerel Cove Town Beach. The Rocket 'hogs have put together an exciting program to celebrate our country's birth. Head 'hog Gregg Charest said that new this year will be four special effects barrages, which include almost 1,100 shells like the Wave Willows, Red and Green Falling Leaves, Silver Whirl with Green Glittering Mines, and Lemon and Purple "X" Crossettes.
But, before then, it has to be paid for and the 'hogs are really in need of an infusion of cash. McQuade's helped out by matching all donations 100 percent last week. You may also mail your contribution to P.O. Box 1776, Jamestown, RI 02835.
Gregg said, "Our opening presentation will have over 100 shells, followed by a main aerial display which will include radiant color combinations like violet and lemon, aqua and pink, and the always treasured red, white and blue. You'll see amazing effects such as the Crossette, Twitter Glittering, Rings, and Color Changing Chrysanthemums from several hundred 3-, 4-, 5- and 6-inch shells. We're very excited because for the first time in many years we are able to get a few 8-inch shells back in Jamestown, including some fancy color changers and a Variegated Crackler. Those shells have been hard to come by, and hopefully will produce the 'oohs' and 'ahhs' we're looking for. Our finale will be a rapid fire demonstration of almost 950 shells, sure to send everyone home smiling."
The Jamestown Community Band will play patriotic standards beginning at 8 p.m. and continuing until the first shell goes up.
Donations were received last week from Susan Potter in memory of her husband Dr. Charles P. Armstrong, who, she wrote, always loved to watch the fireworks; Elizabeth and Blair Boyer of Beavertail Road; Peter and Anne Drury of Southwest Avenue; Deborah and Mark Swistak of Lincoln Street; Francele and George Boyer of Whale Rock Road; Charlotte and John Zarlengo of Seaside Drive; Ed and Wendy Harvey of Walnut Street; Pearl and Walter Turgeon of Beavertail Road; BankNewport and one very appreciated anonymous donor.
The rain date is July 9 at sundown.
Kudos to Gregg and 'hogs Bob Bailey and Kerry Sheehan for their extraordinary efforts each year in bringing the Fourth of July to all of us.
Gregg's wife, Elizabeth, sends congratulations to her husband for being voted Exeter-West Greenwich teacher of the year. Dittos from us. *** The Jamestown Community Band will also play in the Fourth of July parade in the North End Monday.
Did you hear about the great cattle stampede on Beavertail Road last Wednesday morning? Well, maybe not a stampede. Peter Mullen said he was driving to Beavertail about 7 a.m. and encountered a steer walking south on the white line. He looked around and saw others peeking over the rocks at the beach. He slowly passed the one on the road receiving only an inquisitive glance from the animal.
It seems that some Scottish Highland cattle in a pasture next to the road found a gate that had been left open early that morning and decided to see what was going on outside.
Nonie O'Farrell, who owns the herd, said there are 17 of the breed, 16 males and one female. She said you can recognize the female because her head is larger than the others. "They are amazingly docile," she said.
Carol Baldwin, Kath O'Neill and Kathy Bliss e-mailed that last week's poser was "Summer Breeze" by Seals and Crofts. Kathy said that the song is from an album of the same name released in 1972. "There were a lot of good songs on that album and I play it still. Dash Crofts was previously a member of the Champs, where he sang the only line in the otherwise instrumental song, 'Tequila.'"
Can't we do something about the drainage in the Mackerel Cove parking lot? Like fill in the mud holes.
Debra Vierra Murphy e-mails that she is taking a break from the stage and doing background work for the movie "Moonrise Kingdom," starring Bruce Willis, Frances McDermond, Bill Murray and Ed Norton. "This is great. They've been filming in Newport, so there is no super early morning hikes to sets far away," she said.
Our question of who was the captain on the last Jamestown ferry crossing from Newport was answered by former Jamestowner and now Ohio resident Bill Pemantel. He said it was relative Capt. Herbie Pemantel. Anna Templeton-Cotill called to say that on the west side the last ferry from Saunderstown arrived with Capt. Garlick at the helm.
The Jamestown Men's Chorus will get together starting on Saturday, July 9, from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the Grange Hall. Director B.J. Whitehouse said that most of the rehearsals will be on Thursday nights. "There will be eight rehearsals, familiar music, good guys and ginger snaps," he said. Questions? Call him at 423-1574.
Sing on!
Fourth of July poser:
I thank my lucky stars,
To be living here today,
Cause the flag still stands for freedom,
And they can't take that away.
Where do frogs come from? Out of the sky with the rain? I have two in my little backyard pond and have no idea how they got there.
Congratulations to acting Police Chief Angela Denault. May your tenure be uneventful. And, thanks to retiring Chief Tom Tighe for the 44 years he took care of us.
Kudos to the Fire Department and JEMS for working out their differences. Islanders are the big winners in that one.
The Jamestown Arts Center will present its first annual Summer Soiree this Sunday, July 3, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the center on Valley Street. The event will feature an exhibit of large-scale works by artists from the region. It will be curated by Tom Deininger. There will be cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. The committee consists of Leslie Banker, Ann Biddle, Ken Newman and Betsey Outerbridge. Tickets are $75 per person, $50 of which is tax deductible. Reserve tickets by calling 662-3839.
The fourth largest private yacht in America arrived in Newport Harbor last week. The 228-foot Seafair will dock at Perry Mill Wharf through Sept. 5. The yacht carries the first annual Art Newport exhibit featuring prestigious international galleries presenting an array of fine art including paintings, sculpture, jewelry, photography, design and fine art glass. One-day admission is $20. Questions? Call 239-495-2024.
Happy Fourth!
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Emile Abbott 10/14/2012 1:24:05 PMExcellent sense of depth of the country road. The dappled light through the trees on the road really adds to the pleasure of a stroll down this lane. Wife and I restarted our daily walks yesterday. Feels good to be exercising again, had been way too hot. #1492292
Ellen Hodges 10/14/2012 1:43:40 PMBeautiful colors and pov, Phyllis!!! #10369104
Phyllis A. Houghton 10/14/2012 6:20:40 PMThank you Emile and Ellen! #10369449
Leslie McLain 10/14/2012 6:45:33 PMWonderful fall colors, Phyllis. #10369487
JO ANN CLEVELAND 10/14/2012 7:29:11 PMBeautiful fall scene Phyllis!
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Antonio Amen 10/15/2012 11:16:18 AMVery nice photo, well done. #10370561
John Connolly 10/15/2012 1:00:34 PMBeautiful light and color here Phyllis! The depth in this well composed image is outstanding! #10370678
Phyllis A. Houghton 10/15/2012 9:32:41 PMThank you Leslie, Jo Ann, Antonio and John! #10371375
Robert K. Bemus 10/15/2012 10:49:38 PMGorgeous, Phyllis!! I envy you being so close to the aspens... #10371397
Phyllis A. Houghton 10/15/2012 10:50:59 PMThanks Robert. I envy your being close to the ocean and warmer water! #10371398
Anthony G. Comella 10/16/2012 7:38:45 AMEye appealing and Beautiful!! #10371880
Phyllis A. Houghton 10/16/2012 8:41:47 PMThanks Anthony! #10372697
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Antibiotics Disrupt Gut Flora in Infants: Recovery Still Incomplete After 8 Weeks
Eight weeks after antibiotic treatment of infants, the diversity of gastrointestinal flora remained diminished, although the number of individual bacteria was back to normal, according to a paper in the November 2012 issue of the journal Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy. Additionally, the potentially disease-causing Proteobacteria were now the dominant population in the treated infants.
"This is the first sequencing-based study to demonstrate the negative effects of short-term antibiotic treatment on the beneficial gut bacteria populations in infants," says coauthor Catherine Stanton of the Teagasc Food Research Centre, Fermoy, Cork, Ireland.
In the study, nine infants were treated with intravenous ampicillin/gentamicin within 48 hours of birth, and over the two month study period, their gastrointestinal flora were compared to that in nine control infants. At four weeks, bacteria from the beneficial genera, the Bifidobacteria and the Lactobacilli, were significantly reduced, and although the numbers bounced back by the study's end, the species diversity did not. The researchers used advanced DNA sequencing to identify the species of gut flora, and to quantify their numbers, says Stanton.
By altering the gut microbiota, and thus the immune system very early in life, the antibiotics could negatively influence long-term health, particularly by boosting the risk of developing asthma, allergy, and obesity, according to the report. The risk is heightened by the fact that the antibiotic-driven disruption of the microbiota comes at a time "when this population is in rapid flux and can easily be unbalanced," according to the report.
These results notwithstanding, because the sequencing data reveal only proportions of species present, rather than absolute numbers, it remains unclear whether the potentially harmful Proteobacteria predominate because their population has grown or because the other populations have shrunk, the researchers write. However, the data suggest the former, which jibes with previous research.
"This research suggests that the merits of administering broad spectrum antibiotics—those that kill many bacterial species—in infants should be reassessed, to examine the potential to use more targeted, narrow-spectrum antibiotics, for the shortest period possible," says Stanton.
(F. Fouhy, C.M. Guinane, S. Hussey, R. Wall, C.A. Ryan, E.M. Dempsey, B. Murphy, R.P. Ross, G.F. Fitzgerald, C. Stanton, and P.D. Cotter, 2012. High-throughput sequencing reveals the incomplete, short-term recovery of infant gut microbiota following parenteral antibiotic treatment with ampicillin and gentamicin. Antim. Agents Chemother. 56:5811-5820.)
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BOSTON — After the Bruins' morning skate in preparation for their preseason game with Florida at TD Garden, Bruins players addressed the situation with center Marc Savard. The veteran explained to the media that he's still a "ways away" from returning due to his post-concussion syndrome symptoms.
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LONDON (AP) — A mauling of Martin Amis and a savaging of Salman Rushdie are in the running for the best bad book review of 2012.
Eight finalists were announced Tuesday for the Hatchet Job of the Year Award, a prize set up to reward scathing works of literary journalism.
The nominees include Ron Charles' Washington Post review of Amis' satirical saga "Lionel Asbo" — a "ham fisted novel" full of "blanched stereotypes" — and Zoe Heller's assessment of Rushdie's memoir "Joseph Anton" for the New York Review of Books. Heller slammed the author's "magisterial amour propre" and concluded: "The world is as large and as wide as it ever was; it's just Rushdie who got small."
The prize was founded last year by literary website The Omnivore to reward the "angriest, funniest, most trenchant" review published in a newspaper or magazine. Its serious aim is to raise the profile of book critics and "promote integrity and wit in literary journalism."
"Book reviews are, in the main, too fawning and dull," said Omnivore editor Anna Baddeley.
Finalists for the award also include Richard Evans' assessment of A.N. Wilson's "Hitler: A Short Biography" — "stale, unoriginal material ... banal and cliche-ridden historical judgments" — and Craig Brown's review of "The Odd Couple" by Richard Bradford. Brown dismissed the book about the friendship between writers Kingsley Amis and Philip Larkin as "a triumph of 'cut and paste.'"
Last year's inaugural prize was won by Adam Mars-Jones for a review of Michael Cunningham's novel "By Nightfall" that accused the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist of scattering literary allusions like "tin cans tied to a tricycle."
This year's winner, to be announced Feb. 12, will receive a year's supply of potted shrimp from the award's sponsor, a fishmonger.
Online: www.hatchetjoboftheyear.com