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Olivia de Havilland, Hollywood Beauty and Determination
Olivia de Havilland
Olivia de Havilland is one of the legendary Hollywood Golden Age stars, well known for her portrayal of Melanie in 'Gone With the Wind' as well as supporting 'love interest' roles to swashbucklers like Errol Flynn. She was nominated 5 times for Academy Awards and twice won the Award for Best Actress.
As well as her highly successful acting career Olivia de Havilland is justly famous for the courageous stand which she took against the mighty studios over their one-sided contracts with their actors. She won an important and historic courtroom victory in 1946, and the ensuing enactment is still known as 'de Havilland's Law.'
Olivia de Havilland - Early Years
Olivia de Havilland was born on July 1, 1916, in Tokyo, Japan. Her parents were British, her father a lawyer, and her mother an actress. They separated when Olivia was 3 and she, her mother and her younger sister, Joan, (later to become famous in Hollywood as Joan Fontaine) moved to Saratoga, California. Olivia attended high school in Saratoga, and then the Notre Dame Girls' School in Belmont, CA.
Whilst still at school she made her amateur theatrical debut as Alice in 'Alice in Wonderland', and after leaving school she was cast as Puck in the Saratoga Players production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. It proved to be a very significant role for her as she was spotted by a talent scout and chosen, aged 18, to play Hermia in a forthcoming Hollywood Bowl version of the same play. When Warner Bros made a movie version, they kept Olivia on. The film, and Olivia, proved to be very successful, and she was signed on to a 7 year contract. Olivia was now a fully fledged Hollywood star.
The Young Actress
During her first years as film actress Olivia made some light hearted comedies such as 'The Irish in Us' and 'Alibi Ike' and in 1935 she starred with the up and coming young superstar, Errol Flynn, in 'Captain Blood'. The chemistry between the two struck a chord with audiences and they would be paired together in a total of nine films between 1935 and 1943. A pattern developed of Olivia playing demure, one-dimensional, love interest parts which she found frustrating and which did not help to further her career as a serious actress.
On loan to MGM from Warner Brothers in 1939 she gained an Oscar nomination, for Best Supporting Actress, for her portrayal of Melanie Wilkes in Gone With The Wind. She had worked hard to secure the role and it caused a reappraisal of her work by Warners. She gradually got better scripts and she made more impact at Warners, especially in Walsh's 'Strawberry Blonde' in 1941, Huston's 'In This Our Life', and 'The Male Animal'. Loaned to Paramount, she was excellent in Mitchell Leisen's 'Hold Back the Dawn' in 1941, for which she was again nominated for an Oscar, this time for Best Actress, while at RKO she was in 'Government Girl' i n 1943. She finished at Warners with Norman Krasna's ' Princess O'Rourke', also in 1943.
As Melanie Wilkes, Gone With the Wind, 1939
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Victory in Court
By this time, despite the slight improvement in roles, she made her dissatisfaction clear to the studio. She did not want any more vapid, 'love-interest' parts. Jack Warner refused and eventually she went on suspension without pay for 6 months. Hitherto when this happened the studio would simply add the the period of suspension to the contract term. Olivia decided to fight and she took the case to the California Supreme Court and won in a landmark victory.
Henceforth, and to this day known as 'de Havilland's Law', any studio contract would have to include the suspensions already given out. No longer would actors and actresses be treated as chattels. They can now negotiate their own fees and projects, thanks to Olivia de Havilland's courageous stand.
Olivia was not able to work during the court case and she spent the time visiting wounded servicemen in overseas military hospitals. With the case over she started to gain critical acceptance as she was able to shake off the 'sweet girl' image and give her genuine acting talents a chance at last to be seen.
The next few years provided a splendid affirmation of Olivia's talent, determination, and faith in her own ability.
She made 'The Well-Groomed Bride' in 1945 and Robert Siodmak's 'The Dark Mirror' in 1946 playing twins. She then won the Best Actress Oscar in 1946 for her meticulous performance in 'To Each His Own', playing the same character from her teens through to middle age, and she won again in 1949 for her role in 'The Heiress'. In between these successes she won wide acclaim for her depiction of a mentally ill woman in 'The Snake Pit' in 1948, a decidedly unglamorous role for which she was also nominated for an Oscar.
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Career Fade Out
After her marriage (her second) to Pierre Galante, the editor of 'Paris Match', in 1955, she moved to Europe and the quality of her work, or at least, her scripts, diminished. 'My Cousin Rachel' in 1952, and 'That Lady' in 1955, were disappointing, and after the delightful 'The Ambassador's Daughter' in 1956, she again disappointed in 'Lady in a Cage' in 1964, 'The Adventurers' in 1969, and 'The Swarm' in 1978.
Towards the end of her acting career she played royal roles in TV dramas: 'Murder Is Easy in 1982, playing the Queen Mother in 'The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana' in 1982, in the Helen Hayes role, opposite Amy Irving, in 'Anastasia;The Mystery of Anna' in 1986, and 'The Woman He Loved' in 1988 as Wallis Simpson's aunt.
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I throughly enjoyed this hub. Olivia de Havilland is one of my favorite actress' from the Golden Age. I love classic movies from days gone by and the performances of the "golden age stars."
Nicely written
I think she's a national treasure. She's been entertaining folks, young and old, for decades--ever since those wonderfully entertaining movies with Errol Flynn as co-star. She aged gracefully and has kept her reputation as a fine actress intact, whatever highs and lows her career has had, largely because of films like "The Snake Pit" and "The Heiress." Nice to see her receiving an award at the White House from Pres. George W. Bush. My favorite actress of all time!
Thanks for a great hub about a magnificent actress: Olivia de Havilland. "The Snake Pit" and "The Heiress" were spellbinding movies. Anyone who hasn't seen them should do so now. My late wife loved "The Heiress," which we had on videotape -- and we watched it numerous times. There was no greater scoundrel than Montgomery Clift, and Ralph Richardson was priceless in the movie. The picture of Olivia in her later years is fascinating.


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UNITED NATIONS – A new United Nations report says the Islamic State group has more than 225,000 Syrians under siege in a single city.
The latest monthly report by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says the last time the U.N. was able to reach the besieged western neighborhoods of Deir ez Zor was in May 2014. The report says the only U.N. aid that made it in last month, via the world body's humanitarian partners, was 140 sheep.
The report obtained by The Associated Press says access to food is a serious concern.
The U.N. has been unable to deliver food and water treatment supplies for months to areas under the Islamic State group's control, including the provincial capital of Raqqa. The World Food Program again in March was unable to reach 700,000 affected people.

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A Goodson-Todman production, with one of the greatest theme songs in game show history (Quincy Jones' "Chump Change"), "Now You See It" premiered on CBS on April 1, 1974, at 11:00 A.M. Eastern time.
The object was, basically, for contestants to find words hidden on a 4-by-14 board of scrambled letters. In the first round, the Elimination Round, two 2-person teams competed against each other. One person on each team would be facing the board as the host read a question. The first player to find the answer would ring in and call out the number of the line in which the answer appeared; the other member of the team would then have to turn around and quickly find the answer and say it and the position number of the column where it started. The point value for each question was determined by adding the line and position numbers together.
The team that won the first round then split up, with the contestants playing against each other in the Qualifying Round. In this round, after the host asked a question, the letters in the answer would be revealed one at a time, with each player trying to ring in first and call it out.
The first player to correctly answer four questions would then move on to the Championship Round against the winner of the previous show. This round was played the same way as the Elimination Round without the 2-person teams, i.e., the first contestant to ring in would have to say the answer, the line number, and the position number.
The contestant who won the Championship Round got to play the bonus round, the Solo Round, for a prize that started at $5,000 and went up by $1,000 every day until it was won. This time, the contestant tried to answer 10 questions in 60 seconds, calling out the answers and circling them on the board with a Telestrator.
Eventually, the rules were changed, dropping the Elimination Round and the team concept. Instead, two contestants played the Qualifying Round, and the first one to correctly answer five questions went on to the Championship Round, where the points were now doubled halfway through the round.
"Now You See It" went off the air as of June 13, 1975, but returned on April 3, 1989, with the same theme song but a new host, Chuck Henry, and somewhat different rules.
The Qualifying Round was now played like the 1974-75 Championship Round, except that the point values for a correct answer were based on a timer, starting at 100 points and going down every second, although not all the way to zero. After the timer stopped, the host revealed which line the answer was hidden on to make it easier for someone to ring in. Again, the point values doubled halfway through the round, and the first player to reach 1,000 points went on to the Championship Round against the previous show's winner.
In this version, each board of scrambled letters used in the Championship Round contained six answers that fit a category. The first contestant to ring in and name one of the answers had 20 seconds to find and name the remaining five and win a dollar value that ascended with each board, starting at $100 and going up to $200, $300, and so on.
The first contestant to accumulate $1,000 in the Championship Round not only won that amount of money, but also went on to the Solo Round, which was played exactly the same way as the original version.
This version aired at 10:30 A.M. until it was canceled as of July 14, 1989.
Reruns of the Jack Narz version have occasionally shown up on Game Show Network, but Chuck Henry, who is currently an anchorman for the local news on KNBC in Los Angeles, apparently refuses to allow the reruns to be shown because he feels they would undermine his credibility or something like that.
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With the koldun on our side, the first obvious task was to acquire his fetter's key so that he might be more than ablative protection—however, the fort was likely still on alert from the day's catastrophe. The ideal plan of action would be for me to provide a distration while the Barathi wenchsneaks in to retrieve it, something easily done with one more item—a bottle of spirits. The woman took over an hour, but was able to retrieve it easily enough, and with it and my satchel of powder, along with a scrap of cloth from Roderigo's sibling's tabard (the musketeer will likely never miss it) I assembled a crude bomb, with which I promptly detonated the midden. In the resulting chaos the Barathi—a spider, I expect, as no other Barathi would have purpose here—retrieved the key without difficulty, along with a paper chronicling the discovery of an underground Kroyu ruin.
I need to see that ruin before we go.
By the time the Barathi returned from her errand, it was quite late, so we bedded down for the night. In the morning I began reassembling the glider so as to investigate the ruin while the Barathi went to inform the koldun of our success thus far, as well as to ask of any potential allies, I would hope. When she returned, she was adamant about waiting until nightfall to head to the ruins, an attitude I find myself unfortunately agreeing with in the long run. Besides which, I was now out of powder and was going to need more before we tried to take the supply ship.
So, the Barathi wench and I headed to the lake to head off the patrols there. We caught the first easily enough—I got their attention and headed into the bushes, waiting around the first bend, gutting one with my snap blade before they knew to react—the spider got two more at the same time. Of the three remaining, I had noticed the one on my left favoring his left foot as he followed me—most probably he had twisted his ankle on a root or suchlike earlier in the patrol. Expecting his slowed movement, I stepped forward toward the falcon on my right (thus placing the middle falcon between me and the one with the limp) with a shouted, "look out behind you!" As the rightmost one started, I speared the middlemost falcon in the throat, slashing free to slice the rightmost's throat as well, then stepped aside to avoid the only feasable attack from the leftmost falcon's angle. As he now found himself at the barrelpoint of my pistol and the only remaining support he knew of dead at the feet of an angry Barathi woman, he soiled his trousers, then yielded.
I couldn't well shoot an opponent who had yielded. We commanded him to disrobe then tied him—upside down to a tree, using his trousers to tie his ankles, his belt to secure his arms around the trunk, and his stockings made a passable gag. Now, having taken the first patrol's gear, we go to take the second lake patrol and by that time it should be late enough to head to the ruin. And for the first time since this adventure began, I feel well armed.


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Memphis, Tenn. (May 10, 2010) - On Friday, May 28, the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) will graduate 700 health care professionals. The spring graduation ceremony will be held at 1:30 p.m. at FedEx Forum, 191 Beale Street. Steve J. Schwab, MD, interim chancellor of UT Health Science Center, will preside over the ceremony. Jan Simek, interim president of the University of Tennessee, will confer the degrees.
Harry Jacobson, MD, former Vanderbilt Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and former CEO of the Vanderbilt Health System, will deliver the commencement address to the graduates and their families. His remarks are titled, "Health Care is a Team Sport." Dr. Jacobson, a nephrologist and health care entrepreneur, retired from Vanderbilt in 2009 after more than 12 years as CEO. He has been described as an out-of-the-box thinker, an inspiring leader with the ability to energize people, and a visionary physician-scientist who is as comfortable in the corporate boardroom as he is in the laboratory.
During his tenure as CEO, Dr. Jacobson pursued an ambitious, multi-pronged strategy that has been summed up in one word: growth. Under his leadership, Vanderbilt Medical Center (VMC) cut costs, negotiated better reimbursement rates for patient care, and the center quadrupled its annual research funding to more than $400 million. VMC's performance reportedly exceeded expectations by almost every measure - annual net revenue, the number of faculty and staff, space for research and patient care, and national rankings. He was also instrumental in establishing a $10 million "Chancellor's Fund," which in conjunction with the university's technology transfer office, helped launch 18 companies.
Dr. Jacobson earned his medical degree at the University of Illinois in Chicago. He continued his training through a nephrology fellowship at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Dallas. Recruited to Vanderbilt in 1985, within a decade he had moved up to the executive suite as deputy vice chancellor for Health Affairs. Along the way, he held more than $1.5 million in active grant support, published more than 100 peer-reviewed publications and a textbook on kidney disease, served on and chaired national advisory committees, and explored the corporate side of medicine through such companies as Nashville's Renal Care Group, which he co-founded.
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Work on a new park in East Towson could begin as early as September, as NeighborSpace Baltimore County is now accepting bids from contractors for the .436-acre project.
Bentley Park, named for long-time East Towson advocate Adelaide Bentley, will be located off East Pennsylvania Avenue, bordered by Mount Calvary AME Church, Railroad Avenue and a parking lot for Stanley Black & Decker. The park will be a "meditation" garden, with various areas for sun-loving plants, shade-loving plants, woodland plants and native plants, a stone reflection circle and a labyrinth.
NeighborSpace works with communities to "protect and improves land for parks, gardens, trails and natural areas" inside the urban areas of Baltimore County's Urban-Rural Demarcation Line, its website states.
NeighborSpace purchased the half-acre parcel in 2009, and in 2013, the property was dedicated to Bentley, a longtime community leader who is credited with keeping developers from buying up homes and destroying this historic and mostly African-American neighborhood.
The neighborhood requested a "tranquil space" for the site, according to NeighborSpace Executive Director Barbara Hopkins.
"The community really wanted a quiet, meditative space," Hopkins said.
The request for proposals was released by NeighborSpace Aug.8. Bids are due Sept. 9.
A cost estimate isn't available for the project, as bids for construction haven't been submitted yet, Hopkins said. The park will use $20,000 in funds given as part of a Planned Unit Development agreement between the county and Towson Mews, a 34-townhome development being built nearby, according to Hopkins.
NeighborSpace worked with Morgan State University holding a contest among students to design the park. Students Abby Leonard and Ashley Jones created the winning final design with input from the community, Hopkins said.
The entrance to the park just off East Pennsylvania will be bordered by redbud trees, according to a design rendering posted on NeighborSpace Baltimore County's website. As visitors walk farther into the park, they'll see a "sunny wildlife perennial garden" with plants such as pink autumn joy flowers and purple coneflower, the website reports.
To the south of the sunny garden will be a shade garden, which will include red osier dogwood and red cardinal flower.
The southern-most portion of the property will include a woodland garden, stone reflection circle and labyrinth.
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Mumbai: Kolkata Knight Riders co-owner and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan feels it would be good if Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise owners are included in the Governing Council of the T20 event with the number of issues confronting the cash-rich tournament over the years.
"Last year and this year there have been a lot of unforeseen issues in the IPL and they have been slowly rising. We all franchise owners have to be active participants and it would be better to be on the board (Governing Council),"
Shah Rukh said here at the launch of KKR`s new logo and clothing for IPL5, commencing in the first week of April.
"The BCCI is run by a lot of cricketing and thoughtful minds. We are given forums to discuss issues with the BCCI," he added.
The actor was answering a specific query over the current spat between the Board and the Sahara Group on various issues, which has resulted in the Pune Warriors franchise owners announcing their intention to pull out of the T20 event if their grievances are not addressed.
Shah Rukh also debunked the commonly held perception that the rules of the game were changed for the benefit of Mumbai Indians in the Champions T20 League, when they were allowed to field one extra foreign player in the tournament.
"These are two different leagues, the IPL and the Champions T20. The rules are also different. The same 15 players are only eligible to play in this tournament who were part of the previous IPL.
"There were so many injuries of Indian players (in MI) and there has been a clause in the Champions League that you can play an extra foreign player till the injured Indian player recovered. It was part of the Champions League rules," he explained.
At the same time Shah Rukh said that IPL was a very good property and the perceived dip in its popularity in the fourth season last year was not correct.
"All such leagues in India would be confronted with issues as they are a new concept. But these leagues are needed not only in cricket but also in other sports such as soccer, hockey, badminton... IPL is a very good property.
"It`s too early to say the passion and viewership for IPL is down. All things popular will have controversies. Slowly it has settled down and will get forward. We should resist the temptation to write it off. Let`s not jump the gun," he said.
Shah Rukh also said that last year was the start of a new dawn for his team, which struggled in the first three seasons of the tournament.
"It has been a long journey for us over the last four years. We were not up to the mark till last year. Last year (when KKR made the top four for the first time) was the beginning of a new beginning.
"We have a new coach in Trevor Bayliss now. (Previous coach) Dav Whatmore was fantastic but he has other commitments. We have a commitment to get young boys in the team. We have one such youngster in West Indian Sunil Narine who will form a good bowling combination with Iqbal (Abdullah) and (Bangladesh`s) Shakib (ul-Hasan)," said the actor.
Co-owner and Bollywood actress Juhi Chawla also expressed optimism that the team will do well this year.
"We will fly and we will be on top this year," she said while praising the changes made by CEO Venky Mysore for "the upswing".
"Venky took the team along and motivated them. He also made all the important changes and KKR was on a complete upswing," she remarked.


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Stable Isotopes
Stable Isotopes in Biomolecular NMR
Solid-state NMR of Proteins
Isotopic Labeling in Solid-state NMR of ProteinsDr. Francesca M. MarassiThe Burnham Institute, La Jolla, California
Isotopic labeling has played crucial roles in the development of solid-state NMR spectroscopy as a method for determining the structures of proteins that reside in membranes, aggregates, or other types of assemblies. With the realization that one-third of the protein sequences in a genome correspond to intrinsic membrane proteins, there has been a surge of interest in the further development and routine application of solid-state NMR to membrane proteins. Oriented sample methods are particularly well suited for membrane proteins because of the highly asymmetric properties of phospholipid bilayers (Opella and Marassi, 2004).
The availability of a wide variety of labeled amino acids, carbon and nitrogen sources, as well as bacterial growth media are essential for the preparation of samples of isotopically labeled proteins. There are three main approaches to isotopic labeling of proteins: specific, selective, and uniform labeling, and all all used in solid-state NMR studies of proteins. Most of the effort has been focused on structure determination, however, these same samples can be used to characterize the dynamics of backbone and side chain sites. An important advantage of NMR spectroscopy over other methods of studying proteins is its ability to describe both the structure and motions of individual sites.
Specific vs. Selective Isotopic Labeling
Specific isotopic labeling refers to the placement of a single label (e.g. 2H, 13C, or 15N) in a specified location in a polypeptide. Nearly always, specific labeling is accomplished by incorporating a labeled amino acid through chemical synthesis, which restricts this approach to relatively to small polypeptides, although recent advances in synthetic methods have made it possible to specifically label an 81-residue membrane protein for NMR studies (Kochendoerfer et al., 2004). In favorable cases specific labeling can be done biosynthetically if the expressed protein sequence only contains only a single copy of an amino acid, and, in some cases, it can be arranged by site-directed mutagenesis. Generally, specific labeling is employed in situations where the spectroscopic experiments provide very limited or no opportunities for resolution among sites. In the initial stages of development of solid-state NMR of proteins, isotopic labeling had to carry most of the burden of the experiments. For example, a single 15N label at a specific site provides the sensitivity needed to observe signals, distinguishes the signals from background, assigns the resonance to a specific site in the protein, and provides the spin-interactions that are the sources of the frequencies and other spectroscopic parameters that are measured.
The initial application of solid-state NMR to an aligned protein was performed by biosynthetically labeling the indole nitrogen of the sole tryptophan sidechain in the protein with 15N (Cross and Opella, 1983). This enabled the 15N NMR spectrum of an unoriented powder sample to be used to verify that the site did not undergo motional averaging on the NMR timescales, and, by comparison, to demonstrate the dramatic spectral simplifications that enabled the direct measurement of frequencies and splittings that provide orientation constraints as input for structure determination. The most comprehensive study performed with specific labeling through chemical synthesis is the structure determination of the ion channel peptide gramicidin in phospholipids bilayers (Ketchem et al., 1993).
Nevertheless, while specific labeling was crucial in the initial stages of development, and remains useful as a tool, it is inefficient for comprehensive studies because of the requirement for the separate preparation of many samples. As the instrumentation and experimental methods have become more powerful, it has become feasible to utilize samples where the proteins are labeled in multiple sites.
Selective labeling refers to the biosynthetic incorporation of a single type of labeled amino acid with all of the others unlabeled. For example if a protein has eleven leucines, then only those eleven residues will be labeled, and the labels provide sensitivity and improves resolution. As with specific labeling, the low natural background, so detrimental to the sensitivity of 13C and 15N, became an advantage, because signals from only the labeled sites are observed in the spectra. Selective labeling is widely used to assist resonance assignments in both solution NMR and solid-state NMR experiments, however, it has special significance in solid-state NMR of aligned samples, where the mapping of protein structure onto the patterns of resonances in the spectra from selectively labeled samples serves as a method to simultaneously assign resonances and determine structures (Marassi and Opella, 2003).
Combinations of specific and selective labeling are essential for the solid-state NMR methods used to measure specific distances between strategically placed pairs of nuclei in unoriented samples of proteins, including rotational resonance (Spencer et al, 1991) and REDOR (Hing and Schaefer, 1993).
Uniform labeling
Uniform labeling refers to biosynthetic labeling of all carbon, nitrogen, or hydrogen sites with stable isotopes. Uniform labeling of proteins with 15N is particularly convenient because of the strategic locations of nitrogens in the backbone, and the absence of homonuclear couplings due to the intervening carbons (Cross et al., 1982). It is also possible to replace all of the carbons with 13C, although in this case the spectroscopy has to deal with the network of couplings among bonded carbons. Similarly, all of the hydrogens can be replaced with deuterons in order to attenuate the dipolar couplings among the hydrogens that often present complications and difficulties in the experiments.
Until recently, the vast majority of solid-state NMR studies have been performed with specific or selective isotopic labeling, however, this was accomplished at a considerable cost in flexibility. For example, when many resonances are resolved in a spectrum from a uniformly labeled protein, assignments can be readily made by comparisons with spectra from selectively labeled samples, but this is not possible if adequate resolution is present only in spectra of selectively labeled samples. Uniform labeling has the effect of shifting the experimental burdens from the isotopic labeling to the spectroscopy, which is fundamentally more powerful and flexible and now capable of yielding completely resolved spectra of membrane proteins in phospholipids bilayers (Marassi et al., 1997).
Uniform labeling with 13C and/or 15N is readily accomplished by growing bacteria in media containing 13C labeled glucose and/or 15NH4Cl, and opened up many avenues for NMR studies of proteins. Concurrent advances in molecular biology meant that a wide variety of prokaryotic and eukaryotic proteins could be expressed in high yields in E. coli grown on appropriately labeled media. This started with systematic methods for making resonance assignments in solution NMR spectra of proteins (Ikura et al., 1990), and enabled the acquisition of the extensive chemical shift data that contributes to the constraints available for structure determination. It now includes magic angle sample spinning solid-state NMR of insoluble aggregates (Tycko, 2003; Jaroniec et al., 2004) and polycrystalline proteins (Castellani et al., 2002). In some cases, there are advantages to random fractional labeling with 13C.
Combining Uniform and Selective Labeling
A common use of selectively labeled samples in both solution NMR and solid-state NMR studies of proteins is to compare spectra from uniformly and selectively labeled samples. This enables the resonances from one type of amino acid to be identified by inspection. Although limited in scope, this information is valuable because it is a reliable way of resolving among ambiguities in alternative assignment schemes, and, while isotopic scrambling occurs in some cases, it is generally readily recognized and can be taken into account.
The comparison of two-dimensional solid-state NMR spectra of uniformly and selectively 15N labeled samples is the basis for an approach to simultaneous resonance assignment and three-dimensional structure determination of membrane proteins in lipid bilayers. This method utilizes proteins aligned in the field of the NMR magnet, and relies on Pisa Wheels (polarity index slant angle) to first, obtain shotgun-style resonance assignments and structure assembly of isolated polypeptide segments of the protein, and second, to assemble the segments in their correct order and obtain the full three-dimensional structure (Marassi and Opella, 2003). Pisa Wheels are circular patterns of resonances in two-dimensional PISEMA (polarization inversion spin exchange at the magic angle) spectra that mirror the helical wheels of membrane protein helices in oriented bilayers (Marassi and Opella, 2000; Wang et al., 2000). This approach short-circuits the laborious process of obtaining complete sequential assignments, greatly accelerating the process of structure determination.
Backbone and sidechain dynamics
Deuteration can be used in two distinct ways. 2H can be a very effective specific or selective label, as more commonly employed with 13C or 15N, and the quadrupolar interaction provided by this spin one nucleus can be used in solid-state NMR experiments to describe both aliphatic and aromatic side chain dynamics (Opella, 1986). The second way for deuteration to be used in solid-state NMR experiments is similar to the approach used in solution NMR of larger proteins because of the beneficial effects of dilution of the larger number of nearby hydrogens in a protein.
Future Prospects
Based on the success of isotopic labeling in solution NMR (Gardner and Kay, 1998) and in solid-state NMR as summarized briefly in this article, one can look forward to the implementation of even more elegant isotopic labeling schemes that will complement the development of instrumentation and experimental methods for NMR studies of proteins.
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Orange deliciousness in a tart
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It looks perfect! What a nice dessert to take on a picnic. Tres chic!ReplyDelete
your tart look so delicious, and the crust is perfect good job !! love it !ReplyDelete
wow--the crust is so perfect and the slice is gorgeous! just want to be sure you scrubbed the oranges with liquid dish soap and rinsed them well before zesting. it makes a huge difference in removing the bitterness of whatever it is that is used to spray the fruit! this goes for all citrus fruit.ReplyDelete
Beautiful slice. I didn't find the filling bitter at all, but that's me. Looks like we had exactly the same experience.ReplyDelete
I love the way you described the multiple to-ing and fro-ings in the fridge and oven. So true. Anyway, my baking projects have been cooking faster than the times given so I think mine is running hot. I guess I should have it calibrated someday. Anyway, If you get a chance, I finally posted my tart and would love if you stopped by.ReplyDelete
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Great looking tart :) What a lovely item to take on a picnic. lol I love the "dreaded candied orange peel" but I found my tart had a slightly bitter aftertaste.ReplyDelete


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Every freshly picked strawberry deserves a great use and this strawberry summer cake is IT. Slightly sweet cake with jammy, roasted berries on top. Oh heck yes.
Can you smell the change of seasons in the air? Like when spring starts turning to summer and there's this fresh, clean, grassy smell in the air? Most especially after it rains, right?
I sit on the porch with my coffee in the mornings before going to work when the weather starts to warm up, loving the way the morning air smells. Watching the trees come back to life day-by-day is one of my favorite things about this time of year.
It feels like summer will never get here and then one day:
BOOM! The tree are green and flowering. The landscapers are back at ungodly hours all over the neighborhood.
The humidity is seeping back in and the mosquitos are back.
And cakes like this strawberry summer cake are being devoured everywhere.
At least there's this cake.
Now, don't get me wrong, I do love most aspects of summer, most especially the produce! Because without local strawberries, I'd probably have a meltdown.
Fortunately for most of us, you can use out-of-season strawberries in this cake since they roast and get all jammy in the oven. But if you can score some local, in-season strawberries, you're allll set.
I made this cake last summer with berries from our backyard strawberry patch and this cake alone made all of the work maintaining those berry plants each year more than worth it.
And should you feel like using a different berry, I'd say go for it! Raspberries or blackberries would be absolutely lovely in place of strawberries here.
If you're looking to use up some blueberries, go for this blueberry buttermilk upside-down cake instead. It's phenom!!
And that's only because I love that blueberry cake so freaking much.
So go ahead and smell the roses – or drink some rosé!! – but make this cake too. Your strawberries are begging to be eaten this way.
Strawberry Summer Cake
- Prep Time: 25min
- Cook Time: 1hr to 1hr 10min
- Yield: 8-12 servings
I opted to make this strawberry summer cake in a springform pan (9-inch) since I love the look of a naked-sided cake, even if it's just one layer. Baked in a 9-inch springform pan, the cake is going to need towards the higher end of the suggested baking time listed below. And even though you're only seeing whipped cream pictured here, a scoop of vanilla ice cream goes really nicely with this cake as well.
1 ½ cups (188 grams) all-purpose flour
1 ½ tsp baking powder
½ tsp table salt
6 tbsp (85 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus extra for pie plate/springform pan
1 cup (200 grams) plus 2 tbsp (25 grams) granulated sugar, divided
1 large egg
½ cup (118 ml) milk
1 tsp (5 ml) vanilla extract
1 lb (450 grams) strawberries, hulled and halved
Confectioners' sugar, for dusting
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Preheat oven to 350° F. Grease a 10-inch pie plate or a 9- or 10-inch springform pan. If using the springform pan, lay a round piece of parchment on the bottom and grease the top of the parchment, too. Set aside.
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Whisk the flour, baking soda, and salt together in a bowl. In the bowl of stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter and 1 cup of the sugar together at medium-high speed until pale and fluffy, about 2-3 minutes. Blend in the egg, milk, and vanilla until fully incorporated. Gradually stir in the flour mixture until no streaks remain and the batter is smooth.
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Pour the batter into the prepared dish/pan. Lay the strawberries out over the batter, cut side down, in a tightly packed single layer. Sprinkle the remaining granulated sugar evenly over the top of the strawberries.
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Bake for 10 minutes then reduce the oven temperature to 325° F. Bake for another 50 to 60 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean. The cake should be golden brown and the berries should be really soft and just ready to burst. Transfer the dish/pan to a wire rack to cool completely. Once fully cooled, dust the top of the cake with confectioners' sugar.
If serving from the pie dish, cut the cake into wedges. If you baked the cake in a springform pan, release the sides of the pan and slip a large spatula between the parchment and the bottom of the pan to transfer the cake to a cake plate. Slice into wedges and serve.
Wrapped tightly, the cake will keep in the fridge for about 3 days.
adapted from Smitten Kitchen
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Gosh, this looks amazing!! The local strawberry fields are open for picking and this recipe confirms that I need to make a stop and do some berry picking STAT! This recipe will have to be on my Easter menu this weekend. I love the idea of baking it in a springform pan. I love the look of it! YUM!
Thanks, Liz! Sorry for the delay in approving your comment but if you made the cake for Easter, I hope you loved it! Strawberry picking is one of my very favorite late-spring activities (here in New England) – local berries are unbeatable!!
I have been thinking about this cake since I saw your post on instagram yesterday! I have to say the changing of seasons is one of my favorite things about New England!
Me too, Heather! I urge you to make this cake when strawberries are back locally in June/July!
I made this for dessert today, and it is delightful! A 9-inch springform pan worked great for me. I had to cook it for longer than the recommended time. Thank you so much.
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To date The Adventurists have raised millions of Pounds for charity and, along with the teams on our other adventures, you'll be saving the world one rainforest at a time. What's more, raise £1000 for Cool Earth, and you couldwin a trip to Peru to see their amazing work first hand.
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Once you've signed up to the Rickshaw Run we will give you more information about Cool Earth, as well as a stash of tips on how to extract donations from friends, family and strangers.
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We've been banging on about saving the world for ages and we've raised stupendous amounts of money for a load of amazing charities. So we sat down at HQ and pondered on what we could do that will actually save the world and continue the fight to make it less boring.
Then it hit us like a well polished brogue to the nuts: "we must save every rainforest in the world so future generations have somewhere to get stuck". Not because we're tree hugging sandal weavers, but because the world would be shit without them. It's not just about the carbon, the point is rainforests are indescribably excellent.
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India is home to a third of the world's poorest, with climate change hitting them the hardest. Unprecedented heat waves, cyclones and floods are already displacing thousands of families. Without action the situation will only get worse.
Thankfully we've got you to help. By saving rainforest with Cool Earth you'll be stopping whopping amounts of CO2 from being emitted into the atmosphere and warming our climate.
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Cool Earth works strategically, protecting forest that acts as a barrier to a wider landscape.
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NEW ORLEANS -- After noticing stroke symptoms, married men called for emergency attention more quickly than married women, researchers found.
Among patients brought to the hospital by ambulance, married men activated the 911 system within an average of 28 minutes, whereas it took married women more than an hour (67 minutes), a significant difference (P=0.005), according to Joyce Lee-Iannotti, MD, a neurology fellow at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz.
The difference between single men and single women was not significant (36 versus 51 minutes, P=0.4), she reported at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference here.
Although the reasons for the difference in married individuals is unclear, Lee-Iannotti said that there is probably a societal explanation for the phenomenon in that women are more likely to fill the traditional role of caregiver and urge their spouses to seek care.
She added that "our main goal in all of this is to increase public awareness because we've made so many advances in acute stroke therapy but the main barrier to using them right now is patient delay."
The study was modeled on a similar one looking at the relationship between marital status and the time it took to seek myocardial infarction care. That study showed that married men with an acute MI accompanied by chest pain presented to the hospital faster than their single counterparts. A similar association was not seen among women.
To explore the issue for stroke, Lee-Iannotti and colleagues conducted a retrospective review of 192 patients with acute stroke symptoms who were brought to the Mayo Clinic Hospital by emergency medical services from September 2010 to November 2011.
The mean age of the patients was 76. Slightly more than half of the patients (53%) were married.
The average time from when patients became aware of stroke symptoms to activation of the 911 system was 45 minutes, ranging from one to 519 minutes. The only significant variation in that time was seen in the comparison between married men and women.
Commenting on the study, Daniel Lackland, DrPH, of the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, said previous research has highlighted improved access to, use of, and compliance with therapy for various conditions among married men.
"This is consistent with other studies that have shown that having that relationship, having a partner, is an important component in medical care," said Lackland, who is also a spokesperson for the American Heart Association.
Lee-Iannotti said that the next steps will be to look at a larger sample of patients and then to conduct a prospective study using questionnaires to explore the reasons why patients present to the hospital when they do.
From the American Heart Association:
Lee-Iannotti reported that she had no conflicts of interest.
- Reviewed by Robert Jasmer, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco and Dorothy Caputo, MA, BSN, RN, Nurse Planner
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American Stroke Association International Stroke ConferenceSource Reference: Lee-Iannotti J, et al "Effect of marital status on health-seeking behavior following onset of acute stroke symptoms" ASA 2012; Abstract 3196.


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With just a few simple ingredients, you can make this delicious dish. The brisket will take about 4 hours to cook, so make sure you allot for time.
serves 8 ( 5 points + for about 3-1/2 oz. beef and 1/3 c. sauce)
- 2-1/2 lbs. brisket
- 1-1/2 c. chopped
- 1 tsp. oregano
- 1/2 c. chopped, pitted kalamata olives
- 1 ( 14.5 oz. can) diced tomatoes, undrained
- salt and pepper to taste
Sprinkle brisket with salt and pepper.
Heat a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Coat pan wit cooking spray. Add brisket and cook 10 minutes, browning on all sides. Remove brisket from pan. Add onion and oregano and saute 3 minutes. Return brisket to pan; add 1/2 c. water. Cover, reduce heat and simmer for 2 hours. Add olives and tomatoes. Cover and cook 1 hour. Remove brisket from pan. Let stand 5 minutes, Cut brisket against the grain into thin slices. Return to pan and cook on low for an additional 30 minutes.
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You will need: Serves 4
March 02, 2011
Butter Chicken/ Chicken Makhani ...
You will need: Serves 4
34 comments:
- Happy Cook said...
Wowo droolie delish.
- Feb 28, 2011, 9:07:00 AM
- Muraligeetham said...
nice recipe.
- Feb 28, 2011, 9:21:00 AM
- Tina said...
soooo colourful n tempting....
- Feb 28, 2011, 11:50:00 AM
- Suman Singh said...
First time here..you have a lovely space here..glad to follow you.
Butter chicken looks tempting and really tempting color..
- Feb 28, 2011, 12:09:00 PM
Shaheen, That looks delicious!!! Kindly please post your recipe....Thx
- Feb 28, 2011, 9:08:00 PM
- Nags said...
- Feb 28, 2011, 9:39:00 PM
- rashmi said...
hey , i guess the recipe got missed out. just wanted to let you know .
- Feb 28, 2011, 9:52:00 PM
- sheena said...
Hi, can't see the recipe
- Mar 1, 2011, 1:49:00 AM
- Myra said...
Hi Shaheen
Just to let you know that the text is missing from your posting!!
yours Myra x
- Mar 1, 2011, 2:13:00 AM
i cant see the receipe...its just the pic...do post the receipe please..
- Mar 1, 2011, 4:49:00 AM
not able to c d recipe..
- Mar 1, 2011, 8:48:00 AM
- Miri said...
Superb - now when are you sharing the recipe :)
- Mar 1, 2011, 10:48:00 AM
- Mallugirl said...
ha!! recipe is not yet posted guys.. will do so today.
- Mar 1, 2011, 12:18:00 PM
- Srivalli said...
Looks excellent shaheen..where is the recipe>
- Mar 2, 2011, 11:56:00 AM
- Shobha said...
Where is the recipe?
- Mar 2, 2011, 2:16:00 PM
- Pushpa Bhargava said...
Wow gr8 dish but bad luck for me as I am a Pure vegetarian.. ha ha ha
Can I use the recipe of it's greve for some veg dish?? Is any perfect flavour comes through it or it is applicable only with chicken...???
- Mar 3, 2011, 6:53:00 AM
- notyet100 said...
looks delicious,luv the colour of the curry
- Mar 3, 2011, 7:50:00 AM
- Mallugirl said...
pushpa, u can use the same gravy and make paneer makhani..marinate and slightly grill paneer if u like to.
- Mar 3, 2011, 9:13:00 AM
- Myra said...
Shaheen,your story brings back memories, when i was a child,with my parents we ate curry very often,(i still do)and each time i hit on a cardamone seed OMG it was the most disgusting thing i had ever tasted!!!!!
but know i crack open the pods and chew on the grains,j'adore.......
I am sure when the time comes your kids will definitely ask you for your recipes,so keep them safe!!!
Like you when i try your "Chicken Makhani "i will "spice" it up
yours Myra xx
- Mar 3, 2011, 2:35:00 PM
- Pravs said...
love the color and drool worthy click.
- Mar 4, 2011, 12:48:00 AM
- Lena Rashmin Raj said...
woww.. im a big fan of this.. color is too tempting... you wr my inspiration to start a blog of my own.. i just celebrated my sec blog anniversary.. bt still i remember the fst day i found ur blog.. 13hours i spent in ur blog and after that daily i wl search recipes and wl try in my kitchen :) i had tried ur egg curry, pulao, unnakai, musce fry etc.. lots to list
- Mar 4, 2011, 3:33:00 AM
thanks a ton 4 this recipe...was searching 4 a good butter chicken recipe...
- Mar 4, 2011, 6:25:00 AM
- Neenu Praveen said...
wndrful space..hapy to follow u....
- Mar 4, 2011, 3:38:00 PM
can i make tomato puree at home? how many tomatoes will i need? thanks.
- Mar 5, 2011, 7:49:00 AM
- Mallugirl said...
myra,yup, some of the things we dislike in childhood does turn inside out as we grow up!! do let me know how this turned out for u...
- Mar 5, 2011, 2:54:00 PM
- Mallugirl said...
anon(leave a name please), tomato puree.. blanch 2-3 tomatoes in boiling water for 2-3 minutes, remove skin, cut and remove seeds and blend the rest to a puree.
- Mar 5, 2011, 2:56:00 PM
- Sarah Naveen said...
The color is so perfect....Looks absolutely delicious..
Here , since we don't have kids yet , Its mainly N 's choice..I think I am spoiling him by doing so...
Its like ordering something in a hotel ,,,i would say chayakada...oru puutum motem poratte...hehheh
yeah even i dont remember eating this at home other than in some exotic north indian restaurants...
mallu girl....I wanna try all your malabar dishes...but i have a starting trouble..which one do u think i should start with...???
- Mar 7, 2011, 3:27:00 PM
- Mallugirl said...
sarah, blog ente peru maati chayakada aaki kollu.:) malabar recipes ..what do u want to start with?
- Mar 8, 2011, 6:18:00 PM
- Sushma Mallya said...
wow what a lovely colour, mouthwatering really :)
- Mar 9, 2011, 6:41:00 AM
Thank u so much 4 the recipe...I just tried ths dish.. Its not yet complete.. I've made the sauce and kept the chicken ready 4 grill.. Now the other steps I'll do sometime b4 having it.. I think I've added tomato puree more to the sauce,the smell&taste of it is more than any other taste.I hope it wil b fyn aftr adding chicken...!Waiting 4 it....!!
- Mar 10, 2011, 2:06:00 AM
The dish came out very vell than I expected...!Thank u so much....
- Mar 12, 2011, 2:28:00 AM
Looks Yummy!
- Mar 15, 2011, 10:32:00 PM
- Rinku Naveen said...
Wow!! Looks yummy
- Apr 16, 2011, 1:43:00 PM
- Ann said...
I tried this recipe and it came out very good..Thanks a lot for the recipe! I am a silent reader of your blog for almost an year ..Thought I will come out of my hiding and thank you for this wonderful recipe..Also, recipe is easy to make ! Not much chopping to do..Put on stove & oven, do other chores, give a stir here and there and you have a delicious butter chicken in the end..
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Carousel Can Can Cafe in CityPlace closes
C'est la vie.
Carousel Can Can Cafe, the CityPlace French eatery with a big personality, has closed its doors.
The 8,000-square-foot bistro opened only this past August and featured can-can dancers in traditional garb and a theme revolving around carousels.
But the restaurant, a venture by restaurateur Karim El Sherif, never seemed able to draw large crowds. People strolling past the restaurant would often see only a couple people sitting at the indoor and outdoor tables, which seat a total of 300.
In October, the Broward-Palm Beach New Times wrote a scathing article, characterizing the restaurant as being "all sexed up with nowhere to go."
The Palm Beach Post's restaurant critic, Charles Passy, reviewed the restaurant shortly before it closed, saying that, "food-wise, (the restaurant delivers) in a solid way …. But conceptually, Carousel Can Can Café needs some tinkering."
CityPlace general manager Ryan Hallihan acknowledged the restaurant's closing in a statement, saying, "CityPlace is disappointed that Carousel Can Can had to close. We are currently negotiating an exciting concept for that space and will announce it as soon as possible." No other details were given.
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Kirsty - posted on 08/27/2012 ( 2 moms have responded )
hi, im just posting cause i feel i cant talk to anybody and want other peoples views. im 21, me and my boyfriend have been together and lived together for 2 years...we have a 4 month old son together....when we firts got together things were great...he told me about his past, he was physically abused as a child (hes from the caribbean) and his mom sent him here at 13 he said all she said was 'your going to have a better life' and that was the last he seen and heard from her from there he went into care, he is now 27 years old yet still goes on about the past and blames his whole life for it....now when we had been together for 5 months he was always out i had a feeling he was cheating, checked his phone found the proof, he flipped out on me threw me up the wall and pulled my hair and said dont ever go through my phone again you bitch. BUT i did it again and found more after that we was fine. then i found out i was pregnant, it got worse he told me i was good for nothing, a slag, dont do nothing for him (bare in mind he only gives me £20 a week towards food and bills!! i pay the rest!!) he started throwing me around (NEVER HAS HIT ME STILL UP TILL NOW) told me me and the baby will be on our own, he dont want it etc. i can honestly say it was the worst pregnancy i could imagine, i told him i didnt want to be with him so he got a dog chain round his neck and tried to hang himself form the loft, he dragged me to watch him!!!! he only stopped cause i went to phone the police! which makes me think its all an attention thing!! then my son was born, things were great he stopped....(hes always had this way of talking down to me like hes my dad, like he wants to control me) but it was asif he realised he had a son and wanted to better himself as he always told me sorry everytime. but then it all started again, he put our son down and strangled me in and arguement!i pushed him and he broke my finger!! he said sorry but now he trys to turn it on me says its my own fault. then a week later he threatened to smash my face in and rub dog shit in my face!! that was it i went to my moms with my son and left him for 2 weeks!! i came back as he seemed like me leaving had changed him...a week later he was throwing me about again telling me im nothing etc the usual.he actually grabbed me to the point where he scratched mt chest bad and ripped my clothes and bra, he threw me over the sofa and pushed my face so hard he bruised it aNd hurt my neck! THAT WAS IT I WAS LEAVING BUT HE WOULDNT LET ME,it just so happened his friend turned up and had a right go at him, since then again weve been fine untill yesterday he got mad calling me all names uder the sun, i told him i was leaving so he threw my son in his pushchair!! that was it i was so hurt and scared that he just did that to my baby!! and he said he didnt care he dont want him no more if im leaving him, i grabbe dmy son out the pushchair and he picke dthe pushchair up and smashed it...he eventually let me leave...he was texting me saying he love sme hes sorry he dont know what he was thinking he will never ever do that again....but i come home but told him i dont want him near me and how disgusted etc i am in him. still till now he hasnt spoke to me i wont and cant look at him, hes stayed in 1 room out my way. but now i just feel i am at the end, hurt me but not a 4 month old baby, hes suppose to know better, if his childhood was so bad why would he want me to feel how his mom felt when it was happening to her and his son how he felt when it happened to him...i dont get him, i feel his a monster i really dont know him. i hate myself for bringing my son into his dads kind of world. i love him so much i cant bring myself to leave him, i think half of me stays caus ei feel sorry for him cause he has nobody but me and my son, but why would he want to ruin that? he says he doesnt care about his life cause neither his parents are alive, maybe thats why he dont care about me or his son??? i just dont know what to do anymore, i feel so down and depressed, at times ive thought of giving my son to my mom and commiting suicide.i suppose i need views, opiniuons and people ot talk to? as i dont feel i can talk to anybody i know. im sorry that this is so long, and ive tried to add asmuch as i can in as its going along in my head, some things i havent even put in here but itll be like a book if i go on x


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Friends Make the Good Times Better
Friends. Those special people who encourage you in your daily journey. I am thankful that I have friends who stay around for the messy days and the good days. The ones that tell me like it is the - the reality check.
As a card maker I have the privilege to use my hobby to encourage those same friends. This Chalkboard Greetings set from MFT is perfect. The large sentiment becomes the focus.
I made several of these to have an hand. Do you keep a box with special cards and letters that you have received? I do. ~Rhonda
Friends card
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My Connecticut women are on the bus Florida,
how about you?
Michelle Bohmbach, left, of East Lyme and Maggie Costello, right, of Mystic work on their signs while they and other women who will be attending the Women's March in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 21 gather at Hot Rod Cafe in New London on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017, to create signs for the march. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Dena Whatley of Waterford works on her sign while she and other women who will be attending the Women's March in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 21 gather at Hot Rod Cafe in New London on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017, to create signs for the march. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Published January 14. 2017 5:18PM | Updated January 14. 2017 11:15PM
By Judy Benson Day staff writer
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In large red, blue and black capital letters on white poster board, Maggie Costello spelled out one of the messages she hopes to convey at the Women's March on Washington, D.C., next Saturday: "UNITE THE STATES OF AMERICA."
"We want the new establishment to know how we feel about Donald Trump's treatment of women and minorities, and that we want justice and human rights to be protected," the Mystic resident said, as she and about 20 others used bold-colored paints and magic markers to create posters they will carry at the event, organized for the day after inauguration day by groups concerned about the president-elect's agenda. "We're just doing our small part."
Across the table, her friend Michelle Bohmbach of East Lyme worked on a sign that read "And Justice for All." A $50 donation from William Kane of Quaker Hill paid for the poster board, paints and markers.
"We want to send a positive message," Bohmbach said.
The Saturday afternoon of poster making took place in the basement of Hot Rod Café, where owner Rod Cornish was doing some final tallying for a bus he had organized for the march.
Marchers coming from across the country will be arriving on more than 1,200 charter buses, joining thousands more coming by car, air and train to the nation's capital for what could be the largest ever post-inauguration demonstration, according to organizers. Cornish, Costello, Bohmbach and more than 100 others will be traveling to the nation's capital on two buses leaving from New London, while other southeastern Connecticut groups will be traveling on buses from Waterford and Norwich.
Bohmbach said several of her friends who can't attend the Washington, D.C., event are planning to attend sister marches the same day in Hartford and Boston. More than 250 other sister marches are planned worldwide.
"We want to celebrate diversity, and we want to be taken seriously," she said.
Like some others in the group, this would be Costello and Bohmbach's first time participating in a political demonstration. But even those with past experience aren't regulars at these kinds of events.
"The last time I did this was against the war in Vietnam," said Charlotte Schroeder of New London, who will be traveling on the bus leaving from the downtown sports bar and restaurant. "I'm doing this for my grandchildren, and for my mother, who was a real champion of women's rights, and for my aunt, who's 97. I'm very concerned about the Affordable Care Act, even though I have Medicare. I'm concerned for my family and other people, and I'm really afraid about Roe v. Wade," the Supreme Court ruling that established abortion rights.
Stonington resident Judith Hanratty, 69, will be going to the march with her daughter Kara Mignosa and 13-year-old granddaughter Quinn Mignosa, both of Noank.
Locals among thousands heading to D.C. for Women's March
"I knew I had to do something," she said. "I marched for women's rights in the '80s, but I never thought I'd be doing this again."
Nicole McDonald, a 16-year-old from Montville, also will be part of a multi-generational family group attending the march. Crafting a sign that said "MAKE AMERICA THINK AGAIN," a play on the president-elect's campaign slogan, she explained why she wants to be part of the march.
"I want to celebrate women's rights and diversity," she said. "The president-elect doesn't stand up for that, so we have to take a stand against him."


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Smyly named fifth starter for Detroit
LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) — The Detroit Tigers have picked 22-year-old Drew Smyly as the fifth starter for their rotation.
Manager Jim Leyland announced the choice Sunday. He also said right-hander Luis Marte won the final spot in the bullpen.
Smyly has yet to pitch above Double-A. The left-hander will get his first major league start on April 12 against Tampa Bay after a tuneup outing for Triple-A Toledo.
Smyly has been in four exhibition games and has a 2.84 ERA.
Justin Verlander, Doug Fister, Max Scherzer and Rick Porcello are scheduled to start Detroit's first five games. Verlander will go twice before Smyly's debut.
The 25-year-old Marte pitched four times for Detroit last season. This spring, he was 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA.
The Tigers optioned pitchers Duane Below and Bryan Villareal to Triple-A.


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Current cattle farmers and those who want to become one will find useful knowledge at the annual University of Georgia Mountain Beef Cattle Field Day April 15 in Blairsville, Ga.
Registration starts at 9 a.m. at the Georgia Mountain Research and Education Center. The field day ends at 3 p.m. Participants will learn the most up-to-date, research-based information from UGA, University of Tennessee and U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists and industry representatives.
This year's topics will cover genetic defects, by-product feeds, culling, economic outlook, stocker feeding, cold-hardy bermudagrass and cool-season forages.
Nate Jaeger of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association will present an update during lunch.
There is no charge for the field day. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. It is sponsored in part by AgGeorgia Farm Credit and Braswell Cattle Company. For more information, call (706) 745-2655.


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As if Elena didn't already have enough potential vampire suitors vying for her affections, it now appears that our "Vampire Diaries" heroine may be looking at a love square in Season 3. There's no denying Elijah's (Daniel Gillies) charm and charisma — but could he sway Elena away from Stefan and Damon?
When Zap2it caught up with Gillies this week, we had to ask him about Elijah's potential for romance in Season 3. After all, he clearly has some centuries-old love for Katherine, and it's arguable that his interest in Elena extends beyond the sacrifice.
"It's funny you say that," Gillies says (as we swoon over his accent). "I would venture to say that those romances have already begun. Whether it's requited or unrequited, I think that Elijah already has enormous feelings for Elena, and I think he did have incredible feelings for Katerina. I think that there already is romance."
That said, as an ancient vampire, Elijah is as patient as they come. It's possible that he won't actually act on any feelings for a while — and that's just fine with Gillies. "I don't mind the very Elizabethan suppression of emotions," he tells us. "It's very theatrical but kind of wonderful. I feel like the restraint of romance to me is just as interesting as the execution of romance."
Now that Elijah betrayed Elena in favor of his family, their relationship may prove to be more contentious than affectionate. Still, Gillies likes the antagonism that exists beneath the surface.
"I really liked the scene where Elena put the knife in me, actually," he says after we ask about his favorite moments this season. "I quite liked that – I don't know why, but there's something about it that's kind of romantic to me. I don't know if it's the imagery, or just something about those two together. When I watched that back, even though she stuck the knife in, there's something sort of symbolic about love and a relationship. I love scenes with her. I think that particularly with Elena — apart from the fact that Nina is a cool actress to work with — Elena reminds Elijah that people can be enchanting, too."
In tonight's Season 2 finale, Elijah continues his quest to save his family, who were killed by Klaus with white oak daggers. "He's going to explore further this assertion that Klaus made about the bodies," says Gillies.
We've got our doubts as to whether Klaus can be trusted, though. Did he really keep the pile of Original bodies safe, or did he toss them out to sea? Gillies says that even though Klaus isn't as honorable as Elijah, Elijah had no choice but to leave Klaus's heart in his chest.
"He had to take that chance. I think it's something that he's been trying to do for thousands of years, hundreds of years. I think that it's something he had to do. I don't even question that decision that he made," Gillies says.
Tune in to see how it all plays out tonight, Thursday May 12, at 8 p.m. EST on The CW.


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ALFAOMEGA S.A. is transacting business in the field of logistics specializing in medicines. It is an utterly Greek company, which was founded in 2008 in Kryoneri of Attica. In 2008 its rapid development led to the creation of new, comfortable and modern premises in Aspropyrgos of Attica. Thanks to the high specialization of its personnel, the dedication to its targets and by setting high standards throughout the whole procedure of storing and promoting the medical products, it has managed, within a short time, to acquire a significant portion of the market, having made deals with great international companies in the field of Health Care. Moreover, it is worth noting that the establishment of ALFA OMEGA S.A. was based solely on its own funds.
Our contribution to the human Health Care constitutes our vision. It is our ambition to develop and progress continually, achieving stable, long run cooperations. We keep listening to the new needs springing up in the field of logistics and through the continual education of our people, we are aiming at the greater satisfaction of our clients. In our opinion, we want the development, as well as the successful and mutually beneficial cooperations to come as a reward for the strict observance of the good practices G.D.P.
Activities of receiving goods are carried out according to the conditions set, appropriate for medical products (i.e. a special air conditioned space for the reception of the goods).
Storage in especially adapted spaces under controlled environmental and temperature conditions with certified rules and procedures.
Special conditions are maintained to preserve the sensitive cold storage products during all the way, from storage to delivery to the customer.
Highly trained stuff deals with the quick and safe recording of the orders.
It is handled efficiently by well-trained and trustworthy personnel.
Warehouse Management System is supported by state-of-the-art equipment and highly trained personnel.
Billing of the orders is done by experienced and qualified personnel.
A fleet of the latest technology, appropriate for the proper cool chain delivery, is operated by experienced personnel for the prompt and safe delivery of the products.
Quick and efficient collection and safe return of the merchandise is ensured.
Officially authorized by EOF, we can place the EOF label on the product, through the use of state of the art equipment observing good practices and rules.
Secondary packaging and repackaging can be provided if requires by client.
Even if ALFAOMEGA S.A. can count only a few years of existence, its people, however, comprise lots of years of experience and successful career in the field of medicines. Our executives stand out for their devotion and their high specialisation. Furthermore, the special attributes of the goods that we store and transport, demand people of a certain perception of their role.
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The new privately owned premises of the AlfaOmega were built from the start, taking into consideration all the demands of the modern methods of storage and deliverance of the health products.
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ALFAOMEGA S.A. is certified for the procedures and the methods it has been applying:
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German robotics company Kuka has developed a a new compact robot to add to its respected KR Agilus range of automated robots.
Dubbed the KR 3 Agilus, these robots are designed for industrial work that involves shortened cycle times and a high degree of output. Some of the tasks that these automated robots can perform include assembly of miniature parts, handling tasks, fastening of screws, adhesive application, packaging and final inspections. These robots can be deployed in cells with dimensions of 600 x 600 millimeters, proving their compactness. They promise a high degree of precision without compromising on speed
With their compact design and ability to carry out tasks of smaller physical magnitudes, these automated robots are perfectly designed for use in electronics assembly in the context of computers and communications technologies.
Agile Automated Robots
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The KR 3 Agilus Robot Can Accurately Assemble Electronics
- By: Rahul KalvapalleJul 14, 2016
References: kuka-robotics & roboticsandautomationnews
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Britton & Knowles accepts telephone, postal, fax, and e-mail orders. Please specify the number of copies of each title being ordered using the actual title and the ISBN. Please note if the shipping address is different from the billing address. They will accept personal checks, certified money orders, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express. All checks and charges must clear before the order will be shipped. Shipping fees will apply. Texas residents add 8.25% sales tax. Please allow two weeks from the time of the order for delivery.
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This blog is about my wife and I's struggle with her diagnosis of Schizoaffective disorder. She suffers from panic attacks, paranoid delusions, hears voices, severe social anxiety, hypersexual thoughts, sometimes she believes that I am not real, she also suffers from extreme manic and depressive even catatonic episodes. My goal is to share our struggle to help others to cope with their own struggles.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Delusional perception???
Delusional perception is a very strange thing to wrap my mind around. My wife was hearing her delusional thoughts being announced over the intercom when we were at Wal-Mart earlier. She told me that she knew this was a delusion, but she was convinced that she was going to be sent to jail because of the announcements. I don't understand how at the same time she can have clarity and delusion at the same time. We called her doctor earlier and He does not want to change any of her medications even though she has been slowly going downhill since she was released after her last hospitalization. I am wondering about cognitive behavioral therapy, I have heard some people have had good results and some no results. Please weigh in by leaving your comments below.
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I maintain that whatever either our lawgivers of philosophers uttered well, they elaborated by finding and contemplating some part of the Word. But since they did not know the whole of the Word, which is Christ, they often contradicted themselves … For all these writers were able to see realities darkly through the sowing of the implanted word that was in them … it was the work of Divine Providence on your behalf, that they, though often unconsciously, bore testimony to what the prophets said regarding one God … It is not, mind you, that we Christians hold the same opinions as your poets, but that all speak in imitation of ours.
St. Justin
More proof that Catholics have long relished looking for God's fingerprints in everything. Love it!


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Air Pollution Essay 9
"When you would say the air is polluted?", everybody thinks that when it mixes with chemicals. Actually, in physic and chemistry, when airs mixture is different then we say it's polluted. But, today, air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, particulate matter or biological materials that cause harm or discomfort to our environment. And material which is causing the air pollute is pollutant. Pollutants can be in form of solid particles, liquid droplets and gas. And I think we can classify air pollution in three ways.
1. Man-made and natural:
This world is becoming more and more terrible because of humans invention, discovery and development. As example, one of the humans greatest invention and discovery, fuel is making the air polluted. When we burn the fuel it becomes COx.
And nature itself is making the air pollute. Because of volcanic eruption, many heavy metals become gas and liquid and pollutes air.
2. Primary and secondary:
Usually, primary pollutants are substances directly emitted from process. Such as, CO2 from burning fossil fuel, CO from motor vehicle exhaust and SO2 from factories.
Secondary pollutants are not emitted directly. They form in the air when primary react or interact. An important example of secondary pollutants is ground level ozone- one of the many secondary pollutants that make up photochemical smog.
There are many sources of air pollution. But we can classify into two major categories.
1) Anthropogenic source which means human activity:
This includes chemical materials which is created after burning coal, fuel, gas and others.
2) Natural source
Because earth is becoming warmer and warmer, there are places which is drying and lacking of vegetation.
There are many affects of air pollution. As example, doctors say that in our age and in our air pollution, almost everybody isn't healthy. Especially, in Mongolia, they say that children are...
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At 28 years of age, Jason is an avid cruiser with 48 sailings under his belt. He has been cruising since before he was even two years old thanks to his parents' shared passion for traveling and their desire to experience all journeys as a family. Besides being published in the San Diego Union-Tribune and regularly contributing to CruiseMates as a writer and technical consultant, he is additionally 'captain' of his nautically-themed app, design, photo, video, and voice studio, Voyage International.


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If shared inbox is a new concept for you, don't worry. We've been speaking about it for a while, as you can see here.
We love it, and think you should love it too. If it's finally time for you to start using shared inboxes but don't know which tool to go for, we have gathered a list with the top 5 softwares that provide shared inbox, so you can look up for each one of them and make your decision.